The Eye

Developed for Mykonos Architects, this visualization explores “THE EYE,” a conceptual retreat designed to integrate seamlessly into the rugged topography of Amorgos.

The Eye, Amorgos: curved pool terrace with white loungers beside a dry-stone wall, the Aegean beyond — /03

The Eye, Amorgos: white house above dry-stone walls on a rocky, shrub-covered hillside under scattered cloud — /04

The Eye, Amorgos: aerial view of the house, its curved stone walls and sunken circular courtyards beside the coastal road — /05

The Eye, Amorgos: corridor cut into the rock, with curved lime-plaster walls, a dry-stone wall and floor uplights — /06

The Eye, Amorgos: curving passage under a rock ceiling, washed by a row of floor lights — /07

The Eye, Amorgos: living and dining room under a cane ceiling with stone walls, open to a sunset over the sea — .08

About the visualisation

Project type: Residential
Location: Amorgos, Greece
Portfolio year: 2025

Light as a way to read the architecture

The Eye explores a conceptual retreat on Amorgos through residential architectural imagery and a sun study. Circular skylights, deeply shaded passages and an infinity pool provide different ways to read the relationship between the built volumes and the Aegean landscape. The project description identifies the Chozoviotissa Monastery as an architectural reference.

Here, material and lighting decisions need to work together. Dry-stone surfaces retain their depth in shadow, while the brighter geometric volumes remain legible against the terrain. The motion study extends the still images by showing a changing light condition. For a similar commission, the useful starting point is to identify which spaces need a single resolved view and which architectural relationships would benefit from a short sequence.

Developed for Mykonos Architects. Architectural visualisation: Havlini.arh.