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Ca n'Uli (Vicenç Mulet)

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Patio house of about 110 m² in Son Serra de Marina (Santa Margalida), by Vicenç Mulet (VMA Projectes), with an executive project by Miquel Serra (Negreta…

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Ca n'Uli, Son Serra de Marina: exterior
Ca n'Uli, Son Serra de Marina: exterior — José Hevia, © José Hevia / Vicenç Mulet — uso de cita con crédito, Metalocus

Who is / What is

Patio house of about 110 m² in Son Serra de Marina (Santa Margalida), by Vicenç Mulet (VMA Projectes), with an executive project by Miquel Serra (Negreta Arquitectura). Work April 2021 – April 2022. Designed as a tribute to Mediterranean and Mallorcan construction.

Featured work

  • Central patio with mulberry tree, canyís pergola and swimming pool; cross ventilation with the terral and the marinade.
  • Large Mallorcan portassa to the street, doors and green sliding shutters.
  • Limestone in patio and walls, continuous terrazzo in situ, green ceramic in kitchen.
  • Local unions: Vidreria Fullana (carpentry and glass), Rafael Miralles (locksmith); landscaping by Pere Bennàssar with native plants.

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History

  • 2022: finished.
  • 2023: selected in the FAD Awards.

Why is indigenous design

It translates elements of the town house (portassa, blinds, canyís, patio) into an austere and bioclimatic home.

For the project

Theme “the Majorcan blind”: the house as a pretext to talk to local carpenters and locksmiths.

Photos

  • ![](../../../raw/made-in-mallorca/fotos/avui/vicenc-mulet-ca-nuli-1.jpg) Exterior — © José Hevia
  • ![](../../../raw/made-in-mallorca/fotos/avui/vicenc-mulet-ca-nuli-2.jpg) Interior towards the patio — © José Hevia

Frequently asked questions

What is Ca n'Uli (Vicenç Mulet)?

Patio house of about 110 m² in Son Serra de Marina (Santa Margalida), by Vicenç Mulet (VMA Projectes), with an executive project by Miquel Serra (Negreta…

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