Projects

Three stone wings around an old olive tree above Souda Bay. For seven months of the year the courtyard is the living room.

A Venetian town house of the sixteenth century, with an Ottoman timber bay, repaired for two people and a workshop on the street.

Four classrooms and a covered yard for a village school, beside the stone school of 1894, which became the library and hall.

Seven thin lime-concrete vaults on stone piers: a roof for the Saturday market, and a covered square for the other six days.

A timber roof on slender columns over the harbour mole: shade for waiting, and nothing in the way of the lighthouse. Second prize.

A press hall set into a hillside, a barrel cellar dug into it, and a tasting room under a pergola facing the vines.

An Ottoman bath house of the seventeenth century, used as a store for fifty years, being repaired as a public reading room and archive.

1.2 kilometres of dry-stone terrace walls rebuilt by hand, a threshing floor and a stone shelter, at the foot of the White Mountains.