Two monolithic concrete towers are built into the steep slope of a vineyard above the Eisack Valley — not houses so much as artificial rocks, placed in a cultural landscape of winemaking and forest. The compact plan translates into a generous interior volume: outside, raw concrete and a slate roof; inside, pale wood paneling and bronze furniture that soften the severity of the shell.
A pool stretched along the slope and the outbuildings complete the ensemble, which continues the logic of the neighboring Habitat L complex.
