The tower-house is an abandoned traditional settlement with stone towers in the village of Exo Nyfi in Mani Peninsula, Greece which has been converted into a rustic stone villa by z-level architects.
The 1,615 sq. ft. vacation home is positioned on the hill overlooking the Mani landscape with views of olive groves and the sea. The long narrow volume of the original building was maintained which unfolds perpendicularly to the topographic contour lines of hillside.
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