Limestone Hotel

Limestone Hotel is conceived as a quiet sequence of shared and private spaces. The project draws from Menorca's material landscape, using limestone walls, shaded passages, and soft exterior rooms to create a hospitality experience that feels grounded rather than styled.

The arrival is intentionally understated. Guests move through a compressed entry into a courtyard where stone, planting, and water moderate the climate. Public rooms are open and tactile, while guest suites are more enclosed, organized around calm light and simple material surfaces.

The interiors avoid the visual language of resort luxury. Linen, timber, plaster, and bronze are used with restraint, allowing the architecture to hold the atmosphere. Furniture is low and quiet. Details are durable and direct. The hotel is designed as a place for slower occupation, where shade, texture, and spatial rhythm become more important than display.