Stone House Surrounded by Olive Groves | Peloponnese House

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Discover the Peloponnese Rural House, a stunning retreat built for a young nature-loving family in the remote Greek village of Kalamia. Designed to blend into the hillside and echo the traditional stone stables of the Peloponnese, this two-level concrete and stone home offers breathtaking views of the Gulf of Corinth and a seamless connection to nature.

Set on a sloped site surrounded by olive groves, the house features large openings for natural light and ventilation, handcrafted materials, and a minimalist aesthetic that reflects monastic simplicity. With outdoor living spaces, inner courtyards, and custom-made finishes, this sustainable home redefines rural living with elegance and restraint.

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In this video, we walk you through the design strategies, natural textures, and spatial solutions that make this house both grounded and poetic—an ideal example of sustainable, context-sensitive architecture.

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Architectural: Studio Ivana Lukovic
Acad drawings: Alexandra Arampatzi, Architect
Architectural renderings: Stanford Rabbit (Kostas Geranios and Orestis Mpormpantonakis)
Photography: Athina Souli
Location: Kalamia, Ahaias, Peloponnese Greece
Area: 141 m²
Year: 2019

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