Closely linked to the surrounding environment, we employ natural materials and construction techniques, such as Taipa, and local hues for exterior finishes, seeking a perfect symbiosis between the built structures and nature. Boardwalks connect various points of the property to the beach, allowing visitors to enjoy natural spaces, glimpse the scenery from observation towers, all with utmost respect for the surroundings and ensuring the protection of the soil in protected areas such as temporary ponds, natural reserves, cork oak groves, pine forests, etc.

Energy production for the project has been designed and implemented through a photovoltaic central, freeing the building roofs and prioritizing architecture. The central has the capacity to generate the annual energy consumed by the project, even in a cruise year. The exterior lighting system is energy-efficient and minimalist, utilizing LED lighting and minimizing power consumption within the units. Low-inertia heat pumps, among other aspects of construction systems and equipment used (insulation, glass), as well as the use of national materials, aim to minimize CO2 emissions. The wood used in construction undergoes only autoclave treatment, embracing its natural aging and eliminating the need for annual protective and aesthetic enhancement products, reducing required maintenance.