The last building in the series, Sabuleum 3, is still under construction, yet its form already speaks with the quiet authority of classical temple architecture. Set within a secluded grove, its measured proportions and carefully framed lines of sight recall the harmonious discipline of ancient sanctuaries.

Here, geometry is not mere structure but a vessel for experience: light enters with precision, falling on walls, guiding movement, and shaping moments of stillness. The grove’s embrace lends the building an almost mythic solitude, where architecture, landscape, and light merge into a single, contemplative whole—a place that invites not only inhabitation, but reverence.