House GR31 Private Residence

contemporary residential architecture, modernist cubic volumes, white rendered facade, horizontal massing composition, asymmetrical balance, International Style influence, natural stone cladding, warm gray stratified stone, transparent glazed passage, floor-to-ceiling windows, vertical screening elements, projecting bay window, dark metal framing, flat roof planes, rectangular geometry, mid-century modern aesthetic, landscape integration, mature deciduous trees, autumn foliage, ochre and sienna tones, verdant woodland setting, cultivated lawn planes, ornamental grasses, evergreen shrubs, perennial borders, layered garden transitions, soft diffused daylight, overcast atmospheric conditions, neutral color temperature, matte white surfaces, textured stone relief, interior-exterior dialogue, spatial porosity, three-quarter architectural view, elevated vantage point, foreground-middleground-background spatial construction, overlapping planes, natural repoussoir framing, crisp geometric edges, organic landscape forms, serene domestic atmosphere, contemplative inhabitation, rational design vocabulary, material restraint, sculptural massing, planar emphasis, horizontal datum, visual lightness, site-specific response, woodland edge context, architectural photography, high resolution detail, naturalistic setting, refined execution, sophisticated compositional balance, harmonious material palette, geometric clarity, sensory richness

Providing a private and sheltered space closely tied to the local natural landscape this t-shape sculptural villa for a family is a celebration of Indoor outdoor feeling and is set slightly angled in the site to maximize the views. A simple but sophisticated material and color concept is the perfect setting for the owns. Different light related garden qualities like a sunken courtyard for the indoor pool aerea, the morning sun play and herb kitchen garden, the outside dining terrace and the open lounge to the evening sun.