![Villa Olympea](https://aasarchitecture.com/wp-content/uploads/Villa-Olympea-by-Joy-Alexandre-Harb-01.jpg)
Located on the highest mountain of Qanat Bakich in Lebanon, Villa Olympea embodies beauty and sophistication.
![Villa Olympea](https://aasarchitecture.com/wp-content/uploads/Villa-Olympea-by-Joy-Alexandre-Harb-02.jpg)
Embedded within the topography, the composition is formed of 2 L-shaped structures interacting on the ground floor, creating an internal green patio that can be visible from anywhere in the house. A Cedar tree, the emblem of Lebanon, has been placed in the internal patio, being the heart of the project.
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The ground floor is connected to a double volume holding a mezzanine floor called the pool house, where 16 people can be seated, facing a huge indoor fireplace, and enjoys the magnificent view of Qanad Bakich Mountains. Rhythmic stairs will lead you to a 3 side glass infinity pool, and a wooden cantilever with a pair of lounge beds. Source by Joy Alexandre Harb.
![Villa Olympea](https://aasarchitecture.com/wp-content/uploads/Villa-Olympea-by-Joy-Alexandre-Harb-04.jpg)
- Location: Qanad Bakich, Lebanon
- Architect: Joy Alexandre Harb
- Project Team: Yanna Haddad
- Year: 2015
- Images: Courtesy of Joy Alexandre Harb