For architects Anthony Bonnici and Karl Ebejer, it is a response to the current building practices. Look at Auberge de Castille or the forts – they are still standing because they were built with meaning and integrity. “There is no use building something sustainable if it is going to be torn down in 20 years. We want to change that too.”Concrete features considerably in the architects’ work: “You can mould any idea in the best way” with this liquid-like material, similar to clay, they maintain. The stone is literally hanging – “it is doing something stone is not typically meant to do,” the architects explained.