## Overview
The Latvia Blue Clay Country Spa is situated in Latvia's diverse landscape, integrating modern architecture with traditional design elements reflective of Latvian cultural heritage. The project focuses on creating a spa and guest house environment that promotes relaxation and a deep connection with nature, enhancing the overall wellness experience for users.

## Materiality and Structural Design
The architectural design utilizes a variety of natural materials, including wood, glass, slate, and locally sourced clay, ensuring both aesthetic appeal and functional durability. Wood serves as a primary structural component, providing warmth, while extensive glass facades allow for abundant natural light and panoramic views of the surroundings. The slate roof not only contributes visual contrast against the greenery but also supports effective rainwater management through its sloped form. Overall, the configuration of sloping roofs is pivotal for both thermal performance and creating dynamic interior spaces.

## Spatial Organization
The interior layout features an array of communal and private spaces designed for both social interaction and personal retreat. Key areas such as the reception lobby offer high ceilings and expansive windows that foster an inviting atmosphere. Therapy rooms are intentionally positioned to balance privacy with a connection to the outside, facilitated by large glass walls. Communal areas like the kitchen and dining spaces are designed to encourage shared experiences among guests, reinforcing the communal aspect of the retreat.