Because the slopped sand dune site was only 50 wide by 120 deep. Retaining walls at the top, side and

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The linear kitchen mixes custom and off the shelf items. The base cabinetry was designed for the home

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The end result is a contiguous space full of light and air, built to allowable ground area, which giv

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A further sustainable idea was keeping the homes carbon footprint small and reducing embedded materia

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The exterior of the home uses Pac-Clad metal roofing material for its cooling effect and durability.

Sustainable design aspects include the homes orientation which places short elevations to the south a

To visually reinforce the transparency and openness of the space a perforated steel stair with catwal

The result is a rectangular volume that maximizes the interior space by building up to the required s

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