Here we bring you a unique glimpse into the designing, engineering and building process that goes into a Casa de Campo villa. Las Palmas 22, was constructed over a period of two years, designed by the venezuelan Arq. Francisco Feaugas andconstructed by Constructora Aybar. It was also featured in the 31th issue of the Antillean Arquitect Archives (AAA).

This villa has been praised for the variety of materials used, the complex level of design and it’s impeccable finish. This villa has numerous intricate and unique features, such as river stones, hand-picked and cut, a beautifully landscaped garden and a majestic fountain at the heart of the villa, in it’s own central courtyard.

The main wall that seperates the house from the exterior and traffic, makes this villa instantly recognizable and one of the most intriguing villas in Casa de Campo. The wall was designed to resemble honeycomb – with diamond shape ‘windows’ allowing natural light in and air to circulate.

The construction of this villa, was one of those projects, which constitutes a real challenge – with a beautiful lot and a beautiful view, we had the prefect opportunity to create something truly stunning and admired.

True the project was ambitious; the villa has 8 bedrooms, including 3 master bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, movie theater, dinning room, terrace overlooking the golf course,a swimming pool and a  jacuzzi.

A great concept achieved for this villa is that all rooms and environments have a view –  either of the gardens, golf course, pool or fountain.

Contributed by Ing. Rafael Aybar, who is President of Constructora Aybar, who build luxury projects, such as large-scale hotels and designer villas.