Treelithon: A Rural Retreat in Halkidiki by Not a Number Architects

Not a Number Architects, led by Ermis Adamantidis and Dominiki Dadatsi, has completed Treelithon, a 200-square-meter rural retreat in Halkidiki, Greece. The project, completed in 2025, reinterprets the traditional stone house archetype of the region, situated on a long, narrow plot with a gentle slope under mature pines and century-old olive trees. The design integrates the natural landscape, with the building nestled into the terrain. The general contractor was KOMET ATE. Photography was provided by Alexandra Timpau, Alex Shoots Buildings, and Kimberley Powell. The project falls under the categories of hospitality and entertainment, residential architecture, and houses. The retreat offers a contemporary take on vernacular architecture, emphasizing a harmonious relationship with the surrounding nature. The architects aimed to create a serene escape that respects the site's history and ecology. The project was curated by Nina Vuga and was featured on ArchDaily, with the original article in English.