Facing the blue sea, this house reads the landscape as raw material. The architecture rests upon local stone, naturally anchoring itself to the slope, while confidently opening up to the horizon.
The ground floor, clad in Mediterranean stone, connects the home to the land. Above, a white, clean and serene volume floats lightly, capturing the light and framing the views. This duality — tradition and modernity — defines the project’s soul: a home that pays tribute to Mediterranean heritage, while embracing a sober and contemporary aesthetic.
Materiality, proportion, and dialogue with the environment turn this house into more than a home — it becomes a way of inhabiting the landscape.
