into the surrounding environment and creating a seamless transition between the built and the natural. The swimming pool follows the same design language as the semi-underground structure and the new vineyard terraces. Grapevines are also planted on the roof of the building, enhancing its incorporation into the landscape and contributing to a continuous, flowing visual composition. The primary goal of the design team was to create a contemporary structure that integrates naturally into its surroundings. The building’s single façade is clad in natural stone, while the main outdoor areas and entrances are paved with light beige cement screed. Wooden pergolas are placed along the façade to provide shade. As mentioned, the surrounding landscape and rooftop are planted with vineyards, reviving the site’s original use. Additional olive trees are planted throughout the site, and the dense row of cypress trees along the edge facing the provincial road is preserved.