地下岩石层切出的艺术住宅Ca'nTerra

项目Ca'n Terra是大地的房子，也是大自然赐予我们的果实。 作为一个被发现的空间，它 需要“耕种”和“培养”，使项目的空间具有家庭性。 如果说文明的历史已经极大地发展了将思想转化为建筑作品的过程，那么在项目Ca'n Terra中，这个过程被颠倒了，历史被转化为建筑。

Ca'n Terra is the house of the earth. The fruit that nature gives us, as a found space; which requires tillage and cultivation to imbue the received offering with domesticity. If the history of civilization has greatly evolved transforming ideas into built work, in Ca'n Terra, the process is inverted and history interpreted to transform it into architecture.

图纸到建筑的建成得利于对地质发现的建筑解读，将给定物质转化为数字数据。这个被发现的空间作为前马雷斯采石场，具有很强的工业场地逻辑，作为手工雕刻的崇高洞穴具有艺术潜力，也是梅诺卡岛石质景观的代表。

The transfer from drawing to built mass gives way to the translation of given matter to digital data through the architectural reading of a geological discovery. The discovered space has industrial logic as a former Mares stone quarry, artistic potential as sublime cavern carved by hand, and mineral nature as extract of the stony landscape on the island of Menorca.

在地底找到这个被挖掘出来的空间，并重塑它的用途，意味着写下一个新的故事，可以把它从废弃中拯救出来。第一次接触场地时，我们像探险家一样进入这个空间，我们在连续的石头表面的皱纹上投掷数百万个激光点，我们以毫米级的精度记录下为我们建造的坚固结构，现在已经准备好被人们居住。

Finding this excavated space in the guts of the earth and reinventing its use implies writing a new story that can rescue it from its abandonment. As first contact we enter the space like explorers would do, equipped with the technology that expands our vision in the dark; throwing millions of laser points on the wrinkles of the continuous stone surface we register with millimetric precision the solid structure that was built for us and is now ready to be polished and inhabited.

在记录数据的背后，建筑师的眼睛，指导、诠释、再创造空间，这也是为什么项目一个新兴的作品，这注定要成为一个思考自然的房间。项目代替了很多时候建筑对环境施加的干预，提出了对物质内部客观存在的尊重，并认识到它给予我们生活空间的自由。

Behind the scan, the architect's eye, directing, interpreting, creating the space again. That's why the discovery is considered a new work, destined this time to become a room to contemplate nature. In lieu of an imposing action that many times architecture exerts on the environment, we propose a trip to the interior being of matter, and recognize the freedom with which it gives us spaces to live.