“A village,
not a development.”
Fourteen high-end villas on a hillside in the South of France, drawn not as a development, but as a village. Historic Mediterranean architecture, revisited: old stone walls, terracotta roofs, brick arches and timber pergolas, laid out along the slope the way hamlets have always grown, one house at a time, each finding its own terrace, its own view, its own privacy.
The material came first. Reclaimed stone, aged beams, hand-set brick, matter with memory, assembled with today's precision. Behind the old walls, everything is contemporary: light, comfort, and water carried down the terraces.