A coastal home with room to retreat.
Seacliff / Residential architecture
The coast sets the direction.
The house follows a simple idea: let the ocean shape the outlook, then make sheltered spaces for daily life. A long living pavilion opens to the horizon. Below it, stone walls frame a courtyard that feels more enclosed and personal.
CoastLiving pavilionCourtyard
An open view. A sheltered edge.
The long glass opening brings the coast into the room. Deep stone edges give it a sense of shelter, while the timber ceiling and low seating keep the interior comfortable.
A quieter world within.
The planted opening brings a different kind of light into the plan. It offers a quieter place to sit, eat or move between rooms, with a glimpse of the water beyond.
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