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* South perimeter wall (vertical grooves permit ventilation to neighbor)

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* Basement – pump room, storage, gym and .

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* service spaces (kitchen, laundry, baths, closets, guest rooms, etc.)

Vertically, the house is divided into occupancy zones:

Addressing sustainability, the house features a linear photovoltaic-paneled pergola generating energy

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All levels are physically interconnected by the linear stair and an elevator. Visually, they are inte

* ‘brise-soleil’ (deep overhangs, long vertical fins and small apertures)

* sliding glass doors (with roll-up curtains)

* board-formed exposed concrete wall (from basement to roof)

* main active and resting spaces (living, dining, family and bedrooms)

* Roof level – wood deck (North), mechanical/solar equipment (South)

* Six (6) trees at planting strip adjacent to property line

* Ground – terrace for informal activity & pool, entrance and parking

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* Third level – bedrooms, , study, bathrooms, closets

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* circulation ‘strip’ - stair, landings, corridors and clerestory/slit roof

* Second level – living, dining, family, kitchen, laundry, guest room

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* beach perimeter wall with sliding gate (privacy or transparency).

* (upcoming) bi-folding louvered ‘screen’, allowing degrees of privacy

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* linear swimming/lap pool

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* garden with seven (7) large palm trees (existing at the site).

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