architect victor ortiz combines japanese and tropical design for dominican republic home

architect victor ortiz combines japanese and tropical design for dominican republic home

victor ortiz designs for the dominican republic

 

Brazilian and New York-Based Architect Victor B. Ortiz Architecture, has unveiled plans for the Dominican Republic Residence, a sprawling private home located in Santiago. This expansive project showcases a curated hybrid of tropical modernism and Japanese-inspired minimalism, designed to compliment its lush natural surroundings.

 

The modern home is planned to include six suites, a home office, library, gym, and basketball court. Social and leisure spaces abound, with a dedicated wine cellar, a pool table room, and a swimming pool. A four-car garage and a generous living room complete the interior, which spans approximately 1,800 square meters. The home extends into 2,000 square meters of exterior spaces, maximizing the potential for indoor-outdoor living.

Victor Ortiz Dominican Republic
visualization © Victor B. Ortiz Architecture

 

 

A Fusion of Tropical and Japanese Design

 

With the design of the Dominican Republic Residence, studio Victor B. Ortiz Architecture employs a carefully curated selection of materials, including wood, concrete, metal, and glass, for an aesthetic that is at once sophisticated and approachable. The interiors are furnished with pieces custom-designed by the architect himself, complemented by iconic Brazilian furniture by designers such as Sergio Rodrigo and Jader Almeida. Ortiz’s signature tropical style is infused with elements of Japanese design, per the client’s request. Full-height windows and expansive terraces create a fluid transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, inviting the surrounding plant-life into the home. The result is a serene and airy interior environment that balances contemporary design with natural greenery.

Victor Ortiz Dominican Republic
Victor Ortiz designs a tropical-Japanese inspired residence in Santiago

Victor Ortiz Dominican Republic
materials include wood, concrete, metal, and glass for a modern aesthetic

Victor Ortiz Dominican Republic
the home spans 1,800 square meters indoors and 2,000 square meters outdoors

Victor Ortiz Dominican Republic
furniture combines custom pieces with works by Brazilian designers Sergio Rodrigo and Jader Almeida

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full height windows and terraces create open connections to nature

Victor Ortiz Dominican Republic
the residence includes six suites along with an office and library

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leisure spaces feature a gym, basketball court, wine cellar, and pool table room

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