"A detailed architectural visualization of a traditional Maltese razzett exterior, uniquely showcasing globigerina limestone walls, with subtle weathering that reflects Malta's rich history. The façade features arched doorways and windows with stone voussoirs, green wooden shutters, and a prominent timber front door with brass doorknockers shaped as dolphins or Maltese crosses, unique to Maltese heritage. Traditional (saljaturi) support a projecting balcony or decorative ledge. The roof is flat and designed for practical use, with traditional ġbejniet to channel rainwater A central courtyard is paved with traditional stone slabs and includes a ħwat for livestock, a remnant of agricultural use. Surrounding the property are ħitan tas-sejjieħ, a key feature of Maltese farmsteads, enclosing olive trees, carob trees, and wild prickly pears Soft Mediterranean sunlight highlights the textures of the limestone, and a clear blue sky frames the timeless design."