At the end of 2024, we developed an unusual tourism project, planned for construction on the cliffs by the Barents Sea in the village of Teriberka. The inspiration came from the old local houses: the grayish tone of wood weathered by humidity and salinity, and the triangular facades, which became a symbol of northern isolation long before the movie Leviathan.

We decided to use reclaimed timber and artificially aged boards, arranged in a rectangular pattern based on the golden ratio—where each segment is 2/3 larger or smaller than the previous one. With the help of artificial intelligence, we generated over 100 variations of textures, allowing each cabin to have a unique facade. In this case, the technology became a tool for architectural expression and identity in one of Russia's most extreme landscapes.