A single mass in burnt terracotta, standing with confidence between sky and sea rather than disappearing into the landscape. The contrast is deliberate: solid concrete against open blue, narrow full-height glazing controlling how light enters instead of letting it flood the space.
The rooftop terrace isn’t an added feature — it’s a natural extension of the interior, a space that breathes toward the horizon. Every angle sets up a dialogue between mass and void, between stillness and openness — architecture that takes a stance on its site instead of retreating from it