## Overview

Verde Accommodation is an extension of Casa Verde, designed to respond to its geographical and cultural context. This facility features a dedicated cellar for the preservation of local olive oil, enhancing the visitor experience while reflecting the local environment through its material choices and spatial dynamics.

## Spatial Strategy and User Engagement

The design employs a single-story layout organized around a central atrium, promoting fluid circulation and community interaction. This atrium serves as a focal point for social gatherings, specifically during olive oil tastings, aligning with the project’s intent to foster a sense of openness and connectivity among visitors. Surrounding spaces, including prayer areas, living spaces, and dining facilities, are configured to enhance comfort and interaction, all while visual connections to the natural landscape are maintained.

## Materiality and Sustainability

Local materials play a crucial role in the architectural expression of Verde Accommodation. Native woods provide warmth, while red clay bricks reflect the region's vernacular and offer durability. Natural stone is employed for landscaping and wall finishes, ensuring integration with the surrounding topography. This careful selection not only promotes sustainability through reduced transportation impacts but also preserves the local heritage, reinforcing the project's commitment to authenticity and ecological sensitivity.