Boulevard Beach House evokes the fond memory of an elevated timber beach house while offering a fresh, contemporary take. Drawing inspiration from simple, elegant forms and practical, efficient spaces, the design feels both entirely new and surprisingly familiar.
Rose Beach House by Aych Architects breathes new life into a once casual weekender, transforming it into a flexible, year-round retreat on the Mornington Peninsula. Seamlessly blending comfort, functionality, and environmental awareness, this inviting home offers the best of coastal living—without losing sight of cost efficiency and bushfire resilience.
Nestled on a heavily wooded lot, Essex Bay House by Ruhl Jahnes stands as an unassuming oasis that seamlessly blends modern design with natural elements. This 2,236-square-foot net-positive home not only adheres to stringent wetlands regulations but also maximizes stunning views of Essex Bay.
Graoni Beach House, designed by Montalba Architects, is perched on the stunning Malibu coastline. The design incorporates added elevation on the first level to account for predicted rising sea levels, elongating the existing structure.
Our client presented Flavin Architects with a unique challenge. On a site that previously hosted two houses, our client asked us to design a modestly sized house and separate art studio.
The brief for the design of this home was to create a two-storey, modern, concrete house that fits within the site context, has minimal impact on the neighbour’s views and creates architecture that is timeless and worthy of this special location.
Facing east towards the iconic skyline of Seattle, this refined and sophisticated beach house occupies a double waterfront lot on Bainbridge Island’s Rockaway Beach.
The project’s brief was to transform the house that already belonged to the family, in another time, to enjoy a beach house, update, bring freshness.
