Gri House

Upon discovering this beautifully wooded site, the first idea for construction that came to mind was naturally the concept of a “treehouse,” followed by the idea of an “observatory.”

In order to blend in as naturally and discreetly as possible with the site, without destroying its magnificent vegetation, the “living cabin” chooses to reverse the conventional norms. It delicately gathers the “nighttime” spaces on its lower level, placed closest to the natural terrain.

As for the “daytime” spaces, they harmonize with the trees, enjoying a spectacular panorama of the southern plain and benefiting from sunlight that illuminates and warms them.