MÀKIA was invited by PERALTA architects to provide landscape architecture consulting services for this rural estate on the Island of Malta.  Working with native mediterranean plant species which thrive in the challenging conditions of extreme heat, little rainfall, and significant winds, MÀKIA and PERALTA developed a system of contemporary pathways, meadows, and agricultural landscapes which flow through spectacular traditional dry-stacked stone walls.  A primary guiding concept was to create opportunities to enjoy continuous visual connections from the house, over the gardens, and out into the native macchia scrub landscapes all the way to the sea; thus blurring the sense of boundary and “borrowing” the landscape beyond.