This project was created to incorporate the freshness of the woodland next to the building in question into its interior. The outside of the structure, which is used as a holiday resort, required subdivision of spaces, screens and the beauty of nature to make the permanence more pleasant.

It was decided to use planters as furnishing accessories in a grey tone which would give a positive impact on the structure. Some of them were thought circulars and large enough so they could become like sculptures. Species were also chosen to enhance the current state of the building and to recall the surrounding landscape as much as possible. Maples become a fil rouge which accompanies users in every area of the structure as well as shrubs with flowers and berries, herbaceous perennials and grasses.

Materials and plants have been intentionally repeated to give continuity to the spaces, softening the whole and allowing shapes and colours to be recaptured inside the structure.