Three clear, distinct volumes, connected by transparent glass necks, form the residence, which, embedded in the hillside and built with local materials, it enters into dialogue with the rugged landscape of Southern Crete.
The composition, minimal and geometric, stands in silent contrast to the neighboring sheepfold, while subtly relating to it through the honesty of its forms. Sheltered by the hill, it opens toward views of the settlement, the sea, and the mountains. An architecture that does not impose itself on the landscape—it integrates, breathes, and belongs.
