An architecture that could enhance the sea and sunset views from the House but also a building that expressed a sense of lightness to the limit even insecurity. Project development great importance had the climatic conditions: the strong sun-resulting in the need for large areas of shade; the violent rains-hence the need for hanging flaps to drain water; the wind-which blows mainly from the sea from the Westand shaped cover flaps. The result a archetypal architecture: elementary volumes under one roof, quattro House on two levels the various environments. All made possible thanks to the Malagasy tradition, the Western know-how, manpower and materials sourced locally.

Material Used :
1. All local materials: Cement and wood for floors, roof in “ravinala” (made with the leaves of the “traveler’s palm”)
2. Bathrooms: Mutina tiles, Mamoli taps