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The design of this long and slender house takes full advantage of the views out to the exterior spaces.
With this in mind, Ground Studio responded with landscape materials selected to connect seamlessly and visually expand the interior and exterior spaces. Custom designed elements include a glass tiled pool with concrete coping and terrace, slatted horizontal hardwood fences, steel screens and gates, and a water bowl backed by a curving concrete seating wall.