For this building, pavilions were used to create an arrangement inspired by South-Eastern Asian local architecture, in which different volumes holding wide eaves are connected by passageways that are covered yet open towards the landscape. This type of spatial composition fits in with the idea of hollows and informal spaces  that offer this guest house in the Romanian countryside it’s distinct character and charm. Being more of a summer guest house the emphasis is put on the exterior space: covered entrances, passageways, pavilions,  porches and less on the interior space which is designed to meet the minimum requirements.