the building complex is terraced and integrated into the rocky hillside, following the natural topography of the coast. instead of a single monumental structure, the resort consists of several cubic volumes of varying sizes, distributed across the slope like a small mediterranean village.
the architecture is characterized by:
clear, minimalist cubic forms with flat roofs
generous glass facades and floor-to-ceiling windows
wide, projecting terraces and loggias
a light, almost sculptural natural stone or limestone facade
warm wood details and understated metal frames
numerous green roofs that visually connect the buildings with the landscape
generous courtyards and sheltered outdoor areas
a strong connection between interior and exterior spaces
the horizontal staggering is particularly distinctive: the long, low building volumes are situated on different terraces, while individual three-story structures provide vertical accents. as a result, despite its size, the resort does not feel like a traditional hotel, but rather like a luxurious private villa complex.
a sculptural, terraced luxury resort that combines contemporary minimalism with corsican natural stone, mediterranean vegetation, and a radical opening to the sea.