Located on an existing plot near Patras, Village House 105 is an architectural proposal for a 105 sq. m. detached residence, designed around the idea of a contemporary countryside home.The design draws inspiration from the character of the English countryside, reinterpreted through a combination of traditional materials and modern architectural elements. Exposed brickwork, a timber roof and visible concrete surfaces create a distinctive material palette, complemented by dark Roman roof tiles and clean, contemporary lines.

The interior layout brings together the living room, dining area and kitchen in an open-plan arrangement, complemented by three bedrooms and a dedicated laundry room. Natural materials, warm tones and carefully considered lighting establish a cohesive atmosphere throughout the home.

The outdoor spaces extend the living experience beyond the interior. Two pergolas define separate areas for relaxation and dining, with an integrated barbecue and wood-fired oven creating a functional setting for outdoor gatherings. Combining metal, timber, WPC and cement-based finishes, these structures introduce a contemporary, geometric character while maintaining a visual connection with the architecture of the residence.

Village House 105 explores the balance between the familiarity of countryside architecture and the clarity of contemporary design, creating a home conceived around materiality, functionality and indoor–outdoor living.