Pedregalejo House
Gesprocon: Reawakening Architecture Precision, Memory and the Soul of a Home
In the luminous landscape of the Costa del Sol, where sun-bleached facades meet sea-worn stone, a new chapter in contemporary luxury is being quietly written — one defined not by opulence alone, but by reverence, precision, and time-earned expertise.
At the centre of this evolution is a construction model rooted in care. Over two decades of experience in the execution and rehabilitation of high-end villas have shaped a team whose work is defined not by scale, but by soul. Here, the act of building is not simply technical — it is deeply human. Projects are approached as narratives, not numbers. Deadlines matter, yes — but so do atmosphere, memory, and the silent dialogue between architecture and those who inhabit it. This philosophy is most vividly embodied in a recent transformation
in the Málaga neighbourhood of Pedregalejo, where a villa, long asleep under layers of wear and time, has been reawakened with meticulous grace. More than a renovation, the project is a meditation on how past and present can coexist with dignity and harmony. The intervention began with listening — to the house, to its materials, and to its history. Original arched windows, hand-carved ceiling beams, and a sweeping central staircase were preserved and enhanced, not as decorative tokens, but as narrative anchors. The textures of the home — stone, stucco, aged wood — were treated with a sensitivity that allowed light to become the primary material. Mediterranean sun now pours through restored apertures, grazing walls that have been re-textured by hand to evoke warmth and tactility.
The architectural language
is soft yet assured: curved edges, noble materials, and measured scale that favours intimacy over monumentality.
The interiors are composed with restraint and rhythm. Every space, from the sunken living room to the elevated terrace, speaks of balance — between contemporary clarity and historical depth. An earthy, luminous palette grounds the home in its Andalusian setting, while bespoke joinery and carefully curated finishes elevate the domestic experience beyond trends. The architectural language is soft yet assured: curved edges, noble materials, and measured scale that favours intimacy over monumentality.
At the centre of it all stands the staircase — not just a structural element, but the emotional axis of the home. Sculptural but unpretentious, it rises gently through the space, connecting social and private realms with a sense of continuity. Around it, a succession of spaces unfolds organically, each drawing on light, shadow and silence to define its atmosphere.
The garden, too, has been reborn. Once overtaken by disuse, it now mirrors the architectural rhythm of the house. Pergolas offer dappled shade, native flora adds texture and scent, and the transitions between inside
