The buildings are white monoliths that rise from the ground up – simple and abstract architectural silhouettes that harmoniously integrate with their surroundings. The materials of the land’s tradition come to permeate with texture and define the character. The area’s stone, the wooden elements, as if they gravitate towards the monoliths, shape their anaglyph, remaining hidden beneath the white plaster they lay beneath. The paths that carve the environment and connect the buildings are designed with inspiration from the traditional paved cobblestones of the surrounding villages, as well as from the modern materiality of concrete. In that spirit, traditional stone-cutting techniques are infused with concrete stripes that cover the intermediate joints.