sorry, it looks very Depressing. it doesn't look or feel like a home, mabe a museum

Who is doing the cleaning? I mean the windows, outside.....

Looks very uncomfortable.

They call it "severe yet inviting." I just don't see the inviting part at all. I felt like I needed to put on a sweater in order to look at the pictures.

Looks like a top security prison.

If such a place were to be built--out in the middle of nowhere--it would be environmentally unfriendly. Any isolated home is--it takes huge resources to pipe electricity,sewage, potable water, etc. out to a lone habitation like that. So groovey.

Very special but not cosy or comfortable. And for sure VERY expensiv.

To build this would be a feat in itself, the expense would be prohibitive unless of course you had the money of Bill Gates. I don't think anyone in Greece at this time can afford it.

These are not photos of the actual house. These are concept images. This is CGI, Computer Generated Imaging. Archivis is the term for architectural visualization.... made to sell an idea or a dream. For example, the car in the first photo isn't the right perspective; it's just been photoshopped in. This info from an experienced graphic designer who creates similar work.

I would love to live there! I am a Poseidon child at heart.

Amazing concept, I have a fear of heights, but would like to be able to be inside to see the view.

Apart from the zillion dollar cost and the struggle to build this...cave, one will freeze one's a*s off, being some 10 meters down in solid rock bottom. BTW. It's ugly as hell too.

I wnat to live there!!! But I'd spruce it up a bit and make it look WAAAAY more homey! With warmer lighting! And bright colors!

Wouldn't live there, but it's an interesting concept

år man lige ser dt sr det vildt flot ud,men som skrevet ligner det ike et hjem,men kunne d bruges som ferie bolig.Tanken er smart jeg tænkte straks på isolering,Det er sådanne huse vi skal havde i Skagen,her stormer altid og trækker ind alle vejne.

Surely not homey but perhaps the future.

With that view, wouldn't you want cozy? A library, etc. COLD!!

this does not exist.... they are all models. None of the pictures look like real photographs

It's like a herpes sore on the cliff face.

First , this should be in a category, of projects... the first thing to a news like this, should be CLEARLY DIVIDED between REAL structures , and CONCEPT ONES... THEN you (bored panda staff) can give us, not the usual sensationalism of the media, but the good stuff. i can make a house in the Sun, like this one... in my pc... but!!! REALITY is paramount ...

As much as I love water, the sea, and unusual swimming pools, this doesn't appeal to me at ALL.

renderings

love this idea. :o

raga ma è troppo bomba

il mare che bomba

biasa aja, membosankan!

What I think ? As a designer, EXCELLENT project but I don't want to be a part of it :)

Nice to visit or short holiday.

scary!

where was the kitchen

I love this place, does it really exist? I would live if i wad living with a friend n family.

Need some epiphytic plants to merge it with the earth. Also a garage.

Where does my fluffy blanket fit here?

No, I am not a fish. I would feel trapped.

A bit disappointing inasmuch as this project is presented as finished.

Just add some plant and furniture. I think this is very amazing!

Our local cliffs recede at the rate of 1metre a year, making a house like that very temporary.

Not inviting at all. The side of a cliff in the middle of nowhere? How do they get electricity and water?

It reminds me of a scene from Oblivion...very sci fi. I could never live in a house like that. Water terrifies me & even more so since the tsunamis...but that apart it's just so cold & sterile.. bleak & unfriendly. Where would my window boxes go? lol...I like the comforts of cushions, carpets & books around me, somewhere cosy but with artworks on the wall & flowers in a jar...& yes, that does look more like a prison, or a place where you go to pay parking fines :D

One slight shift in the plates and this place would be history. Not for me...

Be sure it is in an earthquake free zone. Imagine the pool leaking!

Unusual but vulnerable to slides and earthquakes.

These appear to be renderings and not 'the real thing,' as Nayef has noted. Where would one build this and what about ground movement (thinking of the pool here and how the separation from the house might fare in an earthquake--if you haven't guessed, I'm from California)?

They should put a pool with a glass floor in the overhanging part.

one would spend a fortune in air conditioning. just sayin

Looks amazing! And quite safe, but I'm not sure if that would be a case in the long run