Terrace Villa

Long terrace edges establish the horizontal rhythm of the residence. Recessed glazing and projecting upper levels create depth along the pool, while the taller glazed bay connects the composition vertically.

A glazed upper pavilion projects above a sheltered ground-level space. Its relationship to the adjoining residence creates a sequence of open garden edges and protected thresholds.

Balconies and terraces step around the pool, extending the residence into the landscape. A recessed gathering area introduces another level within the outdoor composition.

Broad steps lead toward a double-height glazed bay. Projecting floor edges shelter the entrance and adjoining terrace, while planted retaining edges articulate the change in ground level.

The aerial perspective shows the linked pavilions, lower pool terrace and curved approach. Their arrangement breaks the building into a series of connected volumes across the hillside.

A deep overhang and slender supports form an outdoor room beside the pool. The open edge maintains a direct visual connection with the valley beyond.

A double-height glazed entrance forms a vertical counterpoint to the broad balconies. Integrated lighting defines the threshold and reinforces the depth of the facade recesses.