Terrascape 3 is a sustainable architectural project featuring three subterranean villas hidden on a steep island slope. Designed to blend seamlessly into the landscape, this eco-friendly sanctuary offers complete privacy and a zero visual footprint. Crafted from local stone and earth-toned plaster, it provides a peaceful, secluded getaway with breathtaking views.

The project involves the design and seamless integration of an infinity pool into the surrounding landscape of an existing villa. The clean, geometric line of the water acts as a visual extension of the horizon, creating a bridge between the robust stone structure and the dense forest. Earth-toned materials were selected for the paving and retaining walls, preserving the building's architectural identity while elevating the outdoor living experience.

This project showcases the radical transformation and adaptive reuse of an aging two-story residence into a premium alpine hospitality complex. The intervention tackles the steep topography by introducing a layered material hierarchy that breaks down the building's original volume. A monolithic stone-clad base anchors the structure to the hillside, while the upper floors are wrapped in a modern timber skin that reflects the verticality of the surrounding forest. The newly integrated, deep-set balconies break the monolithic facade, acting as private viewing platforms for guests and establishing a seamless dialogue between the contemporary interiors and the raw natural landscape.

This project is a contemporary extension to an existing, listed stone-built mansion. The design honors the historical identity of the original structure by introducing a lightweight, cantilevered volume (sachnisi) that extends outwards without overwhelming the historic fabric.The hand-carved stone base of the addition seamlessly matches the textures of the listed building, while the refined wooden balconies and clean-cut timber windows bring a subtle modern clarity. This intervention creates a harmonious architectural dialogue, preserving the heritage while expanding the functional living space.