Introducing 5 modern villas overlooking Hebil Bay in Bodrum, Turkey. The complex was created in 2012 by Aytac Architects. Dear readers, you can find “beautiful country house” other beautiful houses from Turkey in our huge collection.
The style and look of these homes was inspired by the ancient volcano of Kos. Hebil 157 Houses by Aytac Architects: Hebil 157 Houses is a manifestation of a great idea.
Five unique villas overlooking the sea, set on five acres of Hebil Bay. Each of them occupies a special strategic position. All show equally expansive and beautiful views of the bay, but interact differently with the surrounding landscape of the Aegean and Mediterranean breezes. Encompassed all around by centuries-old olive trees, the central courtyard pays homage to local flora.
Large glass walls are designed specifically to blur the line of separation between indoor and outdoor scenery. No stone other than volcanic basalt was used in the interiors.
For the exterior space was used local volcanic agglomerate. The project explores the rich relationship between dynamics and the complex forces of nature, which together transform the environment into a wonderful world of coziness and relaxation.
These Hebil 157 Houses in Bodrum, Turkey sound fascinating! I’d love to know more about them. Are these volcanic villas built using unique architectural techniques? How does the volcano influence the design and functionality of these houses? Additionally, what makes these houses particularly delightful?