The site sat at the lowest point of a valley. This means that the foundations, trenches, levelling and sewer were all challenges that needed to be overcome from the design stage, through the build and interior finishing.

There was not one single tree, so the garden was created from scratch.
Every material was chosen based on its longevity and integrity, making the upkeep low maintenance.

The ceilings’ concrete is left exposed, its rough finish playing against the sleek glass and custom-made steel balustrade. The light-coloured face brick never needs attention, and the two-tone porcelain granite tile is hardy and ageless.
Huge amounts of glass and aluminium blur the line between inside and out, so even indoors you feel like you're outside. The upper floor juts out as a floating patio while shading and covering the pool terrace below it.

The ceilings are extra high, and the internal doors go all the way up to meet them. Closed, those same doors turn a room into a private sanctuary. Every door, detail and feature was custom designed and made to order.