We partnered with Tangible to craft a suite of images that reveal the spatial rhythm of Loft Zagal—a 170 m² duplex perched on Medellín’s verdant hillsides.

Conceived around the idea of continuity, the residence dissolves traditional boundaries: floor-to-ceiling openings frame uninterrupted mountain views, a monolithic folded-steel staircase stitches the two storeys together, and living zones flow into green balconies and double-height volumes. Concrete, warm timber and black steel are mirrored across levels, while vertical gardens soften the raw palette and pull the landscape indoors.

Our visual narrative focuses on that constant dialogue between solid and void, interior calm and tropical exuberance. Dawn-lit shots accentuate the rough concrete and timber ceilings; dusk scenes capture reflections of city lights on the glazed façades. Each image is composed to feel like a slow pan—guiding the eye from kitchen to dining to living, then outward to the surrounding mountains—so viewers experience the loft’s seamless, meditative character exactly as its architects intended.