The 28 hectares site winds along the seashore in the length of 1.6 kilometres, but the complex is never wider than 300 m. It can be divided into four consecutive segments, connected by a fifth segment on the sea side - the beach line. Sixth segment connects primary segments from behind. Concept of complex development must facilitate optimal composition, one that will follow the natural space qualities. Terrain relief and quality vegetation represent a strong compositional element, together indicating the potential of individual segments. Quite naturally, the first segment of the new composition follows the existing functional scheme of independent studio buildings. Small volumes easily follow topography lines and provide maximum amount of tree preservation. Their position on sloped terrain provides each studio with garden access from living area, street access from every second row and "hidden" parking under upper row's garden. Segments 2, 3 and 4 with a horizontal base and a high cliff in the background provide ideal setting for multi-storey volumes at the back and a composition of public spaces, piazzas and services at the front, towards the sea. The fifth segment - beaches - is unified into a single stroke with various segments in various widths (beach, boardwalk, green areas, tree-lined promenade). Sixth segment represents the line of access for visitors, staff and services. A new back road is arranged, with entrance plazas and underground car park access behind each structure.