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The dwellings were conceived to be discovered, having all main spaces views to the ocean, and incorpo

The first floor level acts as an open space, integrating movable wood and sisal panels to subdivide a

Concerning materials selected these were considering low maintenance and high durability through time

Cross ventilation is present in all areas using the staircase volume as a “vertical lung” of injectio

These areas to the south where the services are located work as a thermal cushion and are packed for

The foundation is based on concrete piles to reduce the impact on the terrain and to integrate subtly

Text description provided by the architects. These two beach homes were conceived having in mind sust

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Save this picture! Courtesy of Alberto Zavala Arquitectos

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The module arrived complete with an outdoor shed (housing w/d + hot water heater) and a fully finishe

Text description provided by the architects. This weeHouse and its cool, calming interior serves as a

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Save this picture.Scott Ervin

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The challenge was to make a luxurious residence which would not undermine the beauty of nature, but w

Text description provided by the architects. Modern Villa floot on top of old dunes surrounded by a n

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Save this picture.Fedde de Weert

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