The Project

This project began in 2023, when the land — long left untouched — was rediscovered.

For decades, much of what existed here had been hidden beneath dense vegetation and invasive species.

As the land was gradually cleared, its past began to reappear — stone terraces, irrigation systems and pathways that once supported a fully cultivated landscape.

A stone bridge over a small creek in a lush green forest on a sunny day.
A small stream flowing through a lush, green forest with dense trees and foliage overhead.
A young woman giving a piggyback ride to a man outdoors, with trees and a ladder structure in the background.
A partially dug trench with soil and tire tracks, surrounded by green bushes and trees, with broken bricks and debris nearby.
Photo of a tree with green leaves and small orange and yellow fruits hanging from the branches.
A small stream flowing through a dense forest with green foliage and trees on either side.
An aerial view of a house under construction with walls partially built, construction materials, and equipment in a backyard surrounded by trees and a stone border.
An aerial view of a partially destroyed house with exposed brick walls and a red dirt floor, surrounded by green trees and other debris.
Houses situated on a hillside surrounded by trees and greenery under a partly cloudy sky.
A person driving a small red tractor on a dirt road surrounded by dense green trees and bushes.

What was uncovered revealed a place shaped by generations of manual work, where water was guided across the land using gravity alone, and where agriculture once defined everyday life.

Today, the project focuses on restoring and rethinking this landscape — working with its existing structures, supporting native ecosystems and carefully bringing it back into use.

This includes the regeneration of the land itself, as well as the gradual restoration of old ruins and buildings, which will become part of its future.

The aim is not to recreate the past, but to build on it — thoughtfully, sustainably and in dialogue with what is already here.

More than a retreat — a slowly evolving project shaped by restoration, nature and the history of the land.

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