A sweeping timber gridshell roof spans a generous interior living space, defining the house through structure and light. The roof’s organic curvature establishes a continuous relationship between interior and landscape, allowing the building to settle naturally into its surroundings.

Material expression is central to the project. Steel is allowed to weather, copper develops a natural patina, and wood grain remains exposed. An expansive terrazzo floor grounds the interior, while a flowing sculpted concrete wall and integrated balustrade establish a sense of movement through the space. Large custom doors and windows were designed specifically to align with surrounding finishes and structural rhythms, reinforcing a cohesive material language.

Exposed steel elements articulate the structural logic of the building, and a cantilevered concrete stair extends the project’s emphasis on continuity and flow. Interior and exterior fire sprinkler systems are integrated throughout, drawing water from an on-site pool to provide comprehensive protection while remaining visually integrated within the architecture.