Introduction

An outside space and atmosphere imagined for the Antiparos Treehouse.
Thinking about space that is combining a living environment, constructed outlines and buildings for private use, with the natural surrounding with all its shapes, layers and movements escorting the views to the open sea.
Combining natural and artificial lines this space interacts with its surrounding and is meant for reflection and unique moments. In a calm and natural way it seeks to trigger a state of excitement, a sensitive response to its aesthetic dimension. Consisting of an outside space that is segmented in different spots that are combining elements of the house with the outdoor area and the natural surroundings. Built in architectural elements that emerge as one flow running through the space, connecting all different layers and parts of the property. They appear as a sculptural installation that outlines and triggers several environments where different pieces and layouts point to a pure aesthetic composition. The strength of this composition lies in connecting the parts, which constitute the space as if one line was running through, softly defining its contours. As if washed out, floating just above the ground, these lines interact with both sides they're leaving behind as well as added pieces and other elements of the building and equally it interact with its guests.
The space is organized after mental activities rather than typical functions. Hence, it creates the appropriate environment to expressively stage different moods, atmospheres and motivations.