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villa olivera
2026
bandol france
residential building
the architecture combines contemporary minimalism with mediterranean landscape architecture. the buildings feature clean, sculptural forms, curved volumes, flat roofs, and extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing. warm, light-colored stone and concrete create a refined, understated material palette.
the structures are arranged as a series of low, pavilion-like buildings connected by terraces, steps, and landscaped courtyards. green roofs covered with native plants visually integrate the architecture into the surrounding terrain. deep overhangs and shaded glass facades provide protection from the strong mediterranean sun while maintaining a strong connection between interior and exterior spaces.
the overall design emphasizes indoor-outdoor living, with expansive terraces, an elegant central swimming pool, olive trees, cypress trees, lavender, and carefully structured gardens. the architecture feels luxurious yet restrained, drawing on the materiality and proportions of traditional mediterranean estates while interpreting them in a contemporary architectural language.

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