Built into the slope, so every row sees over the one below
The land rises in three terraces. The villas stand in four rows across them, set back from one another so that the upper floors and roof terraces look out over the roofs below to the forested hills.
Private roads serve the lower terraces; the upper row fronts a quiet country road. The estate is enclosed by its own walls, and the ground between the houses is planted: lawns, hedges and shade trees, with the red laterite of the region kept to the paths.




