Designing a structure to work with the existing topography of a piece of land and reshaping existing topography to work with a design are two end products that are achieved by beginning at opposite ends of the spectrum.
Depending on your point of departure and focal point each solution carries inherent consequences for that particular approach. The site for this project, nestled in the hills of Moka, overlooking the Golf Course was one such site that carried the burden of such a decision.