Fiorini 1 residential complex

Every unit features a belvedere on the second floor — shifted or rotated just enough to secure its own exclusive sea view without obstructing the view of others.

On the ground floor, the living and social areas open toward private gardens, dissolving the boundary between interior and exterior space. The first floor, designed for more intimate family life — living, relaxing, and sleeping — achieves a refined gradation of privacy through wooden cladding and brise-soleil elements on the façade.

The rooftop terraces, with belvederes and large planters, transform each house into an open-air Mediterranean loggia. Light, textured plaster combined with dark wood creates a calm, tactile composition that appears to grow naturally from its rocky surroundings.

The floor plan is linear, but the volumes “dance”: each tower is rotated just enough to capture light and sea views. Orientation, deep overhangs, and movable shutters provide solar protection without compromising the view. Pedestrian paths and the landscaped zone between the houses create intimate micro-ambiences, with the pool serving as the central point of carefree summer living.