Hospitality March 7, 2020

The Loma Re

The Loma Reverie is a collection of hospitality residences sculpted into the hillside an architectural gesture where landscape and living merge as one. Composed of organic, carved forms, the project draws from the troglodytic traditions of the Mediterranean, reinterpreting ancient notions of shelter through a contemporary lens of quiet luxury and sensory restraint.

Space is not built but revealed subtractive volumes, thickened walls, and arched apertures shape interiors that are intimate yet expansive. The material language stone, plaster, timber anchors the project in its setting, offering a grounded elegance that feels both timeless and tactile.

Hospitality at Loma Reverie is not performed, but embedded and delivered with a quiet fluency that respects the integrity of space and the cadence of daily life.  Rather than rely on back-of-house corridors or traditional hotel infrastructure, the project employs a spatial typology of micro-zones: discreet service chambers, recessed pantry niches, and landscape-buffered transitions allow for provisioning and care to enter each residence naturally through volume, not interruption.

Hosts engage as stewards rather than staff, trained to read light, schedule, and mood as architectural cues. Meals are assembled in climate-responsive garden kitchens and delivered with the pace of the day, sun-warmed breakfasts, shadow-cooled aperitifs, evening meals served under the diffuse glow of recessed stone alcoves.

Task

Spaces carved from the land, where stone and light fold into each other, creating enclaves of pause and sensory presence.

  • Strategy

    Troglodytic Architecture

  • Design

    Carved Vernacular

  • Client

    Private

  • Spatial Designer

    O Journal

  • Project Location

    Greece

  • Industry

    Hospitality

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