Immerso Hotel

contemporary architecture, hospitality design, terraced hillside construction, raw concrete, exposed aggregate, stone masonry, zinc roofing, standing-seam metal, cerulean blue, ultramarine, pale azure, warm amber, Naples yellow, verdant green, yellow-green, twilight photography, blue hour, moonrise, full moon, Mediterranean regionalism, organic architecture, site-sensitive design, horizontal massing, tripartite composition, processional pathway, S-curve circulation, floor-to-ceiling glazing, ribbon windows, cantilevered balconies, pitched roof, flat roof, retaining walls, naturalistic landscaping, mature pines, rolling meadow, pastoral setting, luminous interior, warm artificial light, cool natural light, thermal contrast, dusk atmosphere, transitional lighting, rural hospitality, boutique hotel, landscape integration, topographical response, vernacular reference, contemporary interpretation, serene, inviting, harmonious, sophisticated

Immerso is a hotel complex located in Ericeira, Portugal. The buildings are placed within a valley facing the ocean, following the principles of southern Iberian architecture, with smaller structures scattered on the gentle slopes and larger ones on the hilltops. The complex covers 2000 square metres. Materials are limited to exposed concrete, painted surfaces in mineral-inspired colours, pine wood and painted iron. Spaces for meditation, workshops and sports are included. The design integrates the buildings into the landscape and applies sustainability measures suited to the local climate.