A private residence concept expressed through limestone volumes, screened upper rooms and a generous garden edge. Architecture, landscape and interiors are explored as one continuous home.
The proposal organises family life around a double-height living hall. A sheltered entrance introduces the public rooms, while the upper level is conceived as a quieter private retreat. Solid stone planes protect the approach; tall garden-facing glazing opens the shared spaces to greenery. These generated visualisations explore a design direction, rather than document a completed client project.
The proposed approach moves beside water and planting toward a recessed door. A sheltered landing gives the entry a clear address and a pause before the living hall.
The interior study pairs a tall marble feature wall with walnut panelling. A sculptural staircase and suspended lighting give scale to the room while glazing maintains a connection to the garden.
The planning intent places everyday dining near the terrace, with a working kitchen and concealed utility space beside it. Their dimensions and service access remain part of the next design phase.
Upper-level bedrooms are proposed behind the timber screens, with dressing and bathing areas set deeper into the plan. This separates retreat spaces from the more open ground floor.
A covered edge between the house and lawn offers an outdoor extension to the shared rooms. Stone paving, planted borders and the roof above define the space without enclosing it.
The case study follows the project image by image, including planning, material and detailing decisions.
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