House FM and MG merge on the underground level, where, surrounded by many hidden technical spaces, there are located a private spa with a pool, a hammam, a steam bath (banya), a massage room and two changing rooms, and a gym, a kitchen, and a cinema room.

Although placed on the basement, the pool is flooded by natural light coming from a wide skylight and a large glass wall that looks out upon a private verdant garden and the lake.

The light bounces on the white continuous microcement surface of the walls and the floor interplaying with the water in the pool, creating dynamic effects that transform the space into a living vibrant landscape and generating a sense of wonder and emotion.

Timber planks with different width and thickness are mounted on the wall, interrupted just by the smoked-glass walls that seal steam bath and hammam. The same timber planks, but with sawn cut surface, are used to clad the ceiling, and hide the ventilation and light system.

Due to an essential yet rich palette of materials, the swimming pool changes hues rapidly during the day, responding to the sun and meteorological conditions, enhancing the connection between mind and nature.

The changing rooms are separated for men and women, following Islamic principles. Despite the small sizes, in order to elevate these spaces, we have used very refined materials on the walls and floors: oak, green and pink onyx.

The gym, a modest size room outlined by an irregular system of concrete pillars and overlooking the swimming pool, it has been visually enlarged by dematerializing the walls and replacing them with glass partitions and doors and introducing a syncopate array of high embrasures that hides the disrupted structure.

In massage and cinema rooms, characterized by the lack of windows, elegant materials are combined with warm soft lights in order to create a comfortable, informal and relaxing atmosphere that renders the space exclusive but homely.