Project contains a main house with 2-level basement, a separate chalet, and a separate garage within a landscaped sloping site with expansive views of mountain and the ocean.

The house borrows its cues from local vernacular vocabulary but has contemporary living attributes. The experience of the house is through a stroll starting from the garage at lower end, through the house verandahs up to chalet, intermingling built form and nature.

Materials of Construction Details:

Concrete

Block walls

Cut-stone

Recycled plastic decking

Recycled synthetic trash

Zinc-alum roof covering

Special Features:

On a very slopy site, we have shaped and merged the house in its surrounding. The end result is a natural flow between built form and scaping.

Between zones have been created as follows: A beautiful cut-stone retaining wall has been created to hold the sloping site, putting no pressure on the house, and letting the house breathe and allowing natural light to enter the side of the basement. Proper skylight brings additional natural light into a planten, allowed air flows; and glazing have allowed expansive views within the house.