In this cave -like home, furniture and artifacts are present in an intimate relationship with landscape, which eradicate the boundaries between the inside and the outside. “For me, the real border is more than windows: these are curtains that flow into the air,” says Levi. It indicates on the poem of this contemporary house, where the building and its vegetation constructs an whole, which creates tension between a sophisticated, fundamentally geometric expression and exaggeration of nature. It is an abstract interpretation of vernacular architecture: retaining walls are made of concrete clad in stone, which are loyal to the architecture of the guard area that they are connected to the area, causing the villa, causing a separate object, carefully put into its setting.
Inside, the same brush hinut blue stone is used for the floor, while the aquatic green walls and white ceilings are paired with arches in polish black korean. These arches open on the living room and its slightly round wall, which Levi imagined as to walk with it and expand an invitation to touch it. The arches also open the vista because the property walks on the property, such as the volted passage. “Korean sign makes infection and circulation. When you move from one scene to another from another area to another, you pass through these dark colors. Unlike, it retains the flaws that gives almost aquatic experience to its surface.
