Aimasia Residence brings together three things: concrete, light and pauses.
The masses of the walls set a rhythm in which space is not filled; it is carved out. Light passes through the openings as if through a filter: hard, directed, undiffused.
The house itself neither emphasizes the landscape nor fights it. It is set into the slope so as to disappear into the terrain.
The interiors continue this logic: stone, wood, glass. No ornament, only structural honesty.
The stone wedged between the walls becomes the center of gravity of the space. In this project, architecture does not complicate the landscape; it holds it.
