A Private Lagoon Retreat With Splendid Views All Around It

Situated within the Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Manor located S-Eastward of Greatcoat Town, this vacation home is the consequence of the shut collaboration between the architects at SAOTA and the ARRCC interior designers. Information technology was built on a gently sloping site at the edge of the h2o and is surrounded by ethnic vegetation.

The flat corrugated aluminum roof gives the house a sleek and modern appearance — The apartment corrugated aluminum roof gives the business firm a sleek and modernistic appearance

An eye-catching staircase wall connects the two floors of the house. The interior areas seamlessly flow out into the external living spaces which feature a cute pergola. Further more, the pool appears to alloy into the lagoon which emphasizes the strong relationship between the house and its surround even more than.

A pergola gives the outdoor living and lounge area a very cozy and welcoming vibe

The building molds onto the sloping site, taking maximum advantage of the views — The building molds onto the sloping site, taking maximum reward of the views

From a structural point of view, the house has a C-shaped layout. This plan was selected for several different reasons: the extreme elements that the building has to face up (harsh sunday, potent winds, table salt and rain), a desire to frame the views towards the mountains, the h2o and the surrounding landscape likewise equally the desire to create a private courtyard at the center. The glass balustrades which frame the outdoor spaces allow the views to be admired in their total splendor.

Glass balustrades frame the exterior living spaces allowing uninterrupted. panoramic views to be enjoyed — Glass balustrades frame the outside living spaces allowing uninterrupted. panoramic views to be enjoyed

The garden and the views seamlessly blend with the exterior and interior living spaces in a very soothing manner

Large full-height windows open up the interior living spaces to the views of the water and the distant mountains — Large total-height windows open up the interior living spaces to the views of the h2o and the distant mountains

The architecture of the house is modern and simple and the interior blueprint reflects the same characteristics. The corrugated aluminum roof is beautifully complemented past the timber siding and the clean lines and geometries of the spaces. The interior spaces are minimalist and organized into an open programme lounge and dining area which also incorporates the a stunning kitchen isle carved out of a solid block of granite and two wings on opposite sides of this volume which house the residual of the functions.