A single-storey family house of timber and lime, threaded between the umbrella pines so the children can walk from bed to sand without shoes.

An eighteenth-century schist farmhouse on the vine terraces, brought back to life as a family home and guest wing for a winemaking family.

A narrow 1920s townhouse, dark at its centre, opened up around a new oak-lined light well that carries daylight down through four floors.

A courtyard house of rammed earth in a two-hundred-year-old olive grove, built from the soil dug for its own foundations.

A nineteenth-century apartment with its plaster ceilings restored and a new kitchen of oak and marble set into the old dining room.

Three stone volumes stepping down an old terraced hillside towards the sea, built with the island’s sandstone and its dry-stone masons.