The project focused on sustainability and the environmental footprint of the residential building, as well as the functionality and the intelligent energy consumption.

This two-storey stone house was erected in an olive grove far from any residential development.

The building is composed of three main volumes, a two-storey oblong coated in a tiled roof and two smaller ground floor volumes combined with a roman arch on the south house view.

The supporting structure is masonry and all internal floors have a wooden body. The residence electricity supply is dependent on solar panels, a wind turbine and a gas tank for a full coverage of the house functional needs.

The off-grid option, was the owner’s choice for sustainability as well as the economic benefit from the avoidance of the electricity network costs.