Pnoes, designed by Aristides Dallas Architects on the Cycladic island of Tinos, is a luxurious retreat composed of villas that nurture a connection to the island's elemental landscape. Each villa offers private pools and gardens, creating a peaceful ambiance intertwined with the natural surroundings. The architecture features whitewashed cubic forms that echo traditional Cycladic styles, while the interiors are nestled into the rock, providing intimate, cave-like living spaces. Water and reflective pools are integral to the design, promoting renewal and introspection. Additionally, the landscape design incorporates permaculture, enhancing the ecological sustainability of this serene getaway.
Pnoes by Aristides Dallas Architects offers a multisensory retreat featuring villas that blend with Tinos' natural landscape, encouraging relaxation and renewal.
The design emphasizes geometry and light, evoking traditional Cycladic architecture while integrating natural elements like water and earth for a serene experience.
Inspired by the island's rugged terrain, the villas' bedrooms are carved into rock, providing cave-like sanctuaries with earthy textures and views of the landscape.
Reflective pools complement the minimalist structures, inviting moments of introspection and enhancing the connection between architecture and the natural environment.
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