Plexus

Plexus Condominiums was one of the first projects to be built in the Spanish tourist development sited in the high part of the plot of La Manzanera, adjacent to the town of Calpe. A special partial plan was drawn up for the complex, consisting of family villas, apartment buildings, bar, restaurants and sport facilities, commissioned by an exceptional developer whose business was not based on speculation.

Plexus represents an effort at adhering to the nature of the setting to the maximum. Following the same building method used in the construction of the stone terraces, which defined the agricultural land there, the scheme is a maximum expression of the application of Critical Regionalism to the Mediterranean coast.

The floor plan is adapted to the shape of the terracing, set successively above and back from each other, so as to reduce the visual impact.

The project is characterized by the use of vernacular motifs such as Mediterranean windows with shutters, arcades and tiled sloping-roofs.