Modern Oceanfront House is All Concrete, Wood, Glass, and Views
Entrenched in an Atlantic Forest reserve in the coast of the São Paulo state, this modern oceanfront house welcomes the sea view and the surrounding wild landscape.
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Lantern House by Herbst Architects
The brief was for a primary residence for a couple without children with provision for occasionally used guest accommodation for friends visiting from overseas. The site as presented was a steep slope with magnificent sea and coastal views to the east into which a building platform had already been cut, with its associated timber pile retaining wall.
Formentera House by Marià Castelló Martínez
The Formentera house focuses on the duality between the telluric and the tectonic. The heavy and the light. The earth and the air. The handcrafted and the technological. Compression effort and traction resistance.
Contemporary Coastal Home with a Blackened Timber Facade
Melbourne based Studiofour have created a contemporary coastal home that despite its black skin and cubist design it allows the coastal landscape take center stage. The house is located within the Moonah Links Golf Course on the Mornington peninsula in Fingal, Australia.
Marina Residence in California Completely Remodeled by Jette Creative
This midcentury beauty in Huntington Harbor, California was completely remodeled and finished in 2016. The architectural features of the home make for special moments throughout the Marina residence.
Spiral House in Connecticut Integrating Modern Coastal Design
Situated along the Connecticut shoreline of Long Island Sound, the Spiral House seeks to engage, enhance and reflect the surrounding coastal climate and its atmospherics of light, air, and water.
Nantucket House by Workshop / APD Architecture
The Nantucket house, studio, and guesthouse all seamlessly relate to the multiple outdoor living areas. From an immense solar array to the geothermal heating and cooling, no detail has been overlooked.
House Noir / Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects
Situated on one of the last undeveloped oceanfront lots along the iconic Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu, House Noir not only breaks the conventional beach house mold, but it creatively addresses the complexity of building next to the water