A guesthouse situated in a protected natural area on a unique plot of land. The site is a former quarry that has evolved over time into a forest canyon. Consequently, the architecture adapts directly to the existing terrain: the house is elevated above the ground, allowing it to blend almost seamlessly with the surrounding forest.
Although it is a single-story structure, a mono-pitch roof adds verticality and alters the building's perceived scale. The façade features a combination of wood shingles—reinforcing the connection to the forest—and stainless steel, which creates a striking contrast, reflects the surroundings, and highlights the modern architectural design. The layout is divided into three functional zones: a spa area with a pool and steam rooms; a communal living area with access to the terrace and courtyard; and a separate, private wing containing the bedrooms.
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