For this project we designed two contrasting environments shaped by the character of their landscapes. Rather than imposing a single visual language, each intervention responded to the history, atmosphere, and natural qualities of its setting.

At Yoda Cave, the design remained intentionally restrained. Carefully placed lighting revealed the cave’s volcanic textures, allowing the landscape itself to become the experience. The Viking Village, originally built as a film set, called for a different approach. Lighting, scenographic interventions, and atmospheric details expanded its cinematic identity, blurring the line between fiction and reality while transforming the abandoned village into a living environment.