On the outskirts of Porto Heli, a vacation house is set on a sloping plot with wide views of the sea. Its composition unfolds like a montage of movements along two distinct axes.

The upper floor extends along the north–south line of the elongated site, a horizontal shot that follows the land. By contrast, the ground floor turns toward the southwest, opening the entrance and living spaces directly to the horizon.

At the heart of the house, a vertical core containing the dining area becomes the hinge of the composition. Around this central space, movements are articulated like cinematic cuts, shifting seamlessly from one axis to the other.

Here, life unfolds outdoors, around a swimming pool embraced by the two axes — a luminous stage where architecture, landscape, and movement come together.