This 300-square-meter villa is located in Marbella, in the Andalusia region of the Costa del Sol, Spain. This particular project includes the complete renovation of the old villa and the addition of a new extension.

The owners of this mid-1970s house came to the design team looking to update and refresh their home without sacrificing the spirit of wood that makes it a quintessential example of its time. Originally designed by noted Pacific Northwest architect Ralph Anderson, the Cedar house sits high on a sloping site. Nestled into the heavily landscaped terrain, it serves as a quiet escape from what is an otherwise typical suburban location.