Souvala, Attica, Greece

The plot's immediate proximity to the coastline, as well as the unobstructed view of the Argosaronic Gulf were the elements that determined the design of the complex. The long and narrow resolution of the floor plan, combined with the fully transparent elements of the facades, lock in views in all directions where there is the sea and allow direct contact of the interior spaces with the outdoors. The "backbone" of the building is integrated into the rocky landscape of the area, due to the strong relief of the plot, and is hidden through the use of materials such as local stone and rough plaster in dark gray shades. In contrast, the volumes that house the main functions (bedrooms, living room, dining room) stand out as white cubes that float at different angles to each other, detracting from a piece of the view through their open face, which acts as a camera lens. The alternation of outdoor and indoor spaces, the shading and the configuration of the surrounding area (swimming pool, outdoor sitting areas, plantings, paths) in direct contact with the sea, make this complex ideal for summer living. It can also be delivered by floating dock. Price: 3.900.000 Euros.