A single-family house set into a south-facing slope, conceived as three concrete plates that step with the terrain.

A city villa in a single material, where the concrete is structure, envelope and interior surface at once.

A twelve-room retreat above the treeline, built low and long so the mountain stays unbroken.

A private gallery for a single collection, lit entirely by controlled daylight.

Long, low and whitewashed. A house that reads as a wall from the road and opens entirely to the sea.