As far as the internal organization of the house concerns, the designed spaces are influenced by the traditional architecture that is perfectly combined with the contemporary design trends. The materials used are fully harmonized with the natural environment and the stone walls. Cement floors, off-white plaster on the walls and wood on the movable and fixed furniture decorate the house’s interior.

Outside, there is a 55.00 sq.m. big swimming pool, while the least possible changes are made. The boundaries between built and natural environment are completely distinct, creating a direct contact between the user and the nature. The floors of the outdoor area stand next to the soil and the natural flora of the plot. Finally, the olive trees that are preserved contribute to the configuration of the house’s microclimate.

As far as the internal organization of the house concerns, the designed spaces are influenced by the traditional architecture that is perfectly combined with the contemporary design trends. The materials used are fully harmonized with the natural environment and the stone walls. Cement floors, off-white plaster on the walls and wood on the movable and fixed furniture decorate the house interior.

Outside, there is a 55,00 m^2 big swimming pool, while the least possible changes are made. The boundaries between built and natural environment are completely distinct, creating a direct contact between the user and the nature. The floors of the outdoor area stand next to the soil and the natural flora of the plot. Finally, the olive trees that are preserved contribute to the configuration of the house’s microclimate.

The three houses follow the sloping ground, in order to ensure that all of them enjoy an unobstructed view towards the sea. The entrance to each house is achieved through a courtyard that is located at a lower level than that of the street. This countryard functions as a filter between public and private space, enhancing the privacy of each residence. In all three cases we see two stone walls that protect and embrace the houses, turning them towards the main outdoor space.

The two identical houses are L shaped so that all the residences’ rooms have access to the main outdoor area and the view. At the first part of the L, the living areas (kitchen, dining room, living room) are placed, while at the other part we find the bedrooms. An interior hallway, parallel to the private courtyard, connects the living areas with the bedrooms and the bathrooms. The smallest house consists of two parallel sliding volumes. The living areas are placed at the front volume, while at the second one we can find the bedrooms and the bathroom. This third house is also adjacent to a threshing floor that existed on the plot and is now preserved. At the outdoor area of each house a23.00 sq.m. big swimming pool is placed while in all three cases we find a passable roof.

As far as the interior design concerns, natural materials are used. Stone walls, wooden furniture, wicker objects and airy fabrics compose the ultimate summer setting.