The project is located in the mountain village of Kamilari in Southern Crete, with a panoramic view over the olive tree fields of Messara, the mountain of Psiloritis and the Cretan Sea. A main sustainable typology, inspired by the traditional Cretan architecture, is repeated with slight differentiations to form a small settlement which is placed among the existing olive trees. Each building unit ensures private exterior spaces for the residents, which are connected to a wider network of public spaces, where the residents can socialize, or participate in agricultural activities, enhancing their contact with the natural environment.

Located on the slopes of Mount Penteli, the two residences are designed to respond to the natural terrain and take advantage of the open views towards the Athens basin. Although sharing a common architectural language, each residence develops its own distinct volumetric composition. Clean geometric forms and shifting volumes define the architectural composition, while carefully positioned openings act as frames to the surrounding landscape, transforming selected views into an integral part of the interior experience.Light-toned surfaces, natural stone and glass define a restrained material palette, complemented by Mediterranean planting and landscaped outdoor spaces. Terraces, private gardens and outdoor water features extend the living areas beyond the buildings, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living.