Treelithon Reimagines the Rural Stone House in ChalkidikiTreelithon by Not a Number Architects reinterprets the archetype of the rural stone house of Chalkidiki, Greece, as a composition of three interconnected dwellings. Treelithon reinterprets the typology of the Greek rural stone house | all images by Alex Shoots BuildingsThree Levels of Living Unfold Across a Z-Shaped RetreatThe design team at Not a Number Architects organizes the composition around two landscape anchors positioned at opposite ends of the site. The structure is defined by load-bearing perimeter walls constructed from locally sourced stone, giving the three volumes a monolithic character. Stone walls are either left exposed or finished with white render, creating variations in texture and light across the interiors. Timber furniture, staircases, and doors introduce warmth and craftsmanship, balancing the mineral character of the stone, terrazzo, and concrete surfaces.