Located in the heart of La Reserva Club, Village Verde is more than just a residential development — it is a lifestyle proposal embedded within a Mediterranean ecosystem, where architectural design and landscape blend together in a natural and respectful way. Covering six hectares, the project prioritizes emotional connection with nature in an environment carefully shaped to coexist with native vegetation and the site’s original topography.

From the very first stages of the project, a detailed study of the existing woodland was conducted — particularly the cork oak, holm oak and wild olive trees that define the area. Far from being considered obstacles, these trees became the starting point of the design: All mature specimens were preserved, with building layouts adjusted to respect their presence. In cases where younger trees needed to be relocated, specialized transplanting techniques were used to ensure their survival. Even technical installations — such as service ducts and access routes — were rerouted or redesigned to avoid interfering with the deep roots of the century-old oaks.

The project’s ornamental vegetation is based on two key principles: adaptation to the Mediterranean climate and ecological continuity with the surrounding forest. Species such as gaura, centrantus, rosemary, lentisk, salvia, verbena, echium, and westringia were selected to enhance the natural atmosphere while minimizing irrigation needs.