Casa Rozes

Casa Rozes extends on a rocky peninsula of Costa Brava with three sides facing the Mediterranean Sea through a series of cubic white volumes.

Architect Josep Antoni Coderch designed and constructed this residential structure between 1961 and 1962 during Spain's architectural modernization period.

The building received recognition as a Cultural Asset of National Interest in 1993, marking its significance in Catalonian architectural heritage.

The house features multiple levels connected by a long corridor, with living spaces organized around a central square patio near the upper section.

The structure follows the natural slope through staggered levels and lateral displacements, incorporating terraces that descend toward the water.

Location: Roses

Inception: 20 century

Architects: Josep Antoni Coderch

Architectural style: rationalism

Elevation above the sea: 15 m

Address: Av. de Díaz Pacheco, 184, punta de l'Almadrava

GPS coordinates: 42.23783,3.20810

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:54