Hahei House is a Retreat from Busy City Life
The Hahei house also has the ability to transform with the use of sliding screens which open and close for the changing weather as well as manipulating the spaces for privacy or openness.
The Hahei house also has the ability to transform with the use of sliding screens which open and close for the changing weather as well as manipulating the spaces for privacy or openness.
This split level beach house includes three bedrooms and a lounge retreat on the lower level, and a large open plan living area and master bedroom on the upper level. A discrete timber box at the front transforms into an expansive glazed pavilion at the rear of the property.
This simple beach house nestles into its exposed beachfront site, maintaining a small footprint in a wild native garden. An anchored ground floor supports a lightweight, durable timber box above. The living level opens up completely to the view and garden, allowing occupants to enjoy the site’s raw, untamed natural beauty.
When we received the demand, one of the first things we thought about was: let’s get away of the classic typology of the exposed house, so massively used in the condominiums of the region – with from top to bottom glazing and a two-story high ceiling.
Architects: Bower Architecture & Interiors Project: New Beach House / Hide and Seek House Location: Point Lonsdale, Australia Area: 260 m2 Year 2017 Photography: Shannon McGrath In a quiet street, this sensitive but tough new beach house creates an intriguing sanctuary, integrated with context and landscape. Driven by the local vernacular of gently gabled houses,
Architect: Andrew Franz Project: Meadow Beach House Location: Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, USA Size: 5,000 SF Photographer: Albert Vecerka / Esto Meadow Beach House was designed in 2016 by Andrew Franz Architect. This new house on Martha’s Vineyard is conceived as a casual and comfortable modern cottage. The home is inspired by the spirit of Victorian oceanside
Architects: Studio MK27 – Marcio Kogan, Eduardo Chalabi Project: Casa Branca Architect in Charge: Marcio Kogan Co-Architect: Eduardo Chalabi Project Team: Eline Ostyn, Maria Julia Herklotz, Laura Guedes, Mariana Ruzante Mariana Simas, Oswaldo Pessano, Ricardo Ariza Location: São Sebastião, SP, Brazil Area: 492.0 m2 Photography: Fernando Guerra | FG+SG Casa Branca is a tropical beach
This San Francisco beach house is a beautiful contemporary three-storey residence completed by Form4 Architecture. Designed for two artists this rear addition to a one-bedroom house symbolizes the architecture of linearity and sequence, where all of the rooms across the three-stories have a sight-line, progressively more expansive as one moves higher, overlooking a downward sloping garden and panoramas