### Overview

Located in proximity to the Sanctuary of La Verna, the design explores the interaction between architecture and the surrounding sacred landscape. The intent is to foster a physical and metaphorical pathway that guides visitors, encouraging reflection and spiritual engagement in a setting rich with historical significance. By harmonizing with the diverse topography, the project underscores the importance of integrating built form with natural elements.

### Spatial and Material Integration

The design features a series of architectural elements arranged along a clearly defined pathway, facilitating an introspective journey through the site. Each installation is strategically positioned to create sheltered niches that invite pause and contemplation. The angular structures, constructed primarily of concrete, emerge from the landscape and evoke a sense of movement. Textured concrete surfaces mimic the rugged terrain, while strategically placed glass elements enhance the connection between interior and exterior spaces, allowing for natural light to permeate through.

Landscaping plays a pivotal role in the overall composition, with native vegetation incorporated to reinforce ecological harmony. The site’s natural beauty is preserved and accentuated through careful planning, ensuring that the surrounding foliage complements the installations. The project employs cascading sections that frame views of the sanctuary, enriching the sensory experience as visitors move along the path. Light is a key feature; as solar angles change throughout the day, the interplay of light and shadow dynamically alters the atmosphere within the spaces, prompting reflections on themes of transience and permanence.