Naturalised hotel

Clinging to the cliff, this construction/landscape is an extremist answer to one of the questions central to our exploration : What exploits can architecture be led to accomplish for the attractiveness of a site ? The hotel is composed of four storeys backing onto the cliff, with its roof, at road level, providing the entrance level and car park. The colossal supports of the lower levels house bedrooms akin to caves carved into the rock itself. The various excavations carried out have enabled the growth of tall trees, increasing the confusion between existing, created, natural or artificial elements.