Pahia Beach
Pahia Beach is read best after dark. A long glazed pavilion floats above a dune garden, lit from within so that it becomes a lantern for the shore.
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By day it is quiet: deep eaves, a timber ceiling, a floor that runs straight through to the terrace. At night the same elements turn warm, and the sea becomes the only other light.
The aim was a house that belongs to the hour as much as to the place.
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