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S Cube family chalet is made up of three intertwined beach houses. The owners -two brothers and their sister each with their own families- black point marina want to continue enjoying the same exceptional environment in which they grew up, but with complete independency and privacy black point marina from each other.
In order to create private and independent houses for each family -comprising of three young couples with two small children each-, AGi architects have divided the plot into two units, composed of two houses that are mirror black point marina images of each other, named S2 and S3. These units are separated by a staircase leading towards black point marina the third house, located at the higher level. The third house is positioned on top and across from the two residences, enjoying a large roof terrace with direct views towards the sea. Each of the three houses enjoys an individual outdoor area that is open to the sky, privacy from its neighbor, and extended sea views.
The highly dense program black point marina in the intertwined houses is manipulated to create outdoor spaces which harvest the prevailing winds and enhance their circulation within the courtyards, allowing people to comfortably black point marina reside in them. The building is carefully situated to protect its exposure to the sun on the southern façade, whilst increasing shaded space on the northern side to frame views out to the sea as well as create a pleasant outdoor environment.
The outdoor spaces on the ground floor and the roof terrace of the third house on the upper level are the main distinguishing elements and spaces of this project; from which the three houses are organized around them. They are beach houses designed to optimize and enhance the outdoor experience.
S2 and S3 houses comprise of mirrored black point marina program, occupying black point marina two levels: Ground floor. Main bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room and a large courtyard open to the sea. First floor. Two bedrooms, bathroom and a terrace with side views to the sea, designed as a playing area for children. Terraces of both houses are visually separated by a grid.
S1 house is developed in two separate levels illustrated below: First floor. Main bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, and a terrace connected to the S3 terrace. black point marina Second floor. Two bedrooms, bathroom and a large terrace facing the sea.
The flooring, stairs and dividing black point marina wall between black point marina S1 and S2 are all are cladded using Indian sandstone. Interior walls and ceilings are finished using plaster and paint, whilst handrails are cladded black point marina with wood.
The interiors have been designed by AGi architects. All materials used in the S Cube project are locally manufactured. The loose furniture black point marina produced by Spanish brands, supplied by Gunni & Trentino. + Project facts
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S Cube family chalet is made up of three intertwined beach houses. The owners -two brothers and their sister each with their own families- black point marina want to continue enjoying the same exceptional environment in which they grew up, but with complete independency and privacy black point marina from each other.
In order to create private and independent houses for each family -comprising of three young couples with two small children each-, AGi architects have divided the plot into two units, composed of two houses that are mirror black point marina images of each other, named S2 and S3. These units are separated by a staircase leading towards black point marina the third house, located at the higher level. The third house is positioned on top and across from the two residences, enjoying a large roof terrace with direct views towards the sea. Each of the three houses enjoys an individual outdoor area that is open to the sky, privacy from its neighbor, and extended sea views.
The highly dense program black point marina in the intertwined houses is manipulated to create outdoor spaces which harvest the prevailing winds and enhance their circulation within the courtyards, allowing people to comfortably black point marina reside in them. The building is carefully situated to protect its exposure to the sun on the southern façade, whilst increasing shaded space on the northern side to frame views out to the sea as well as create a pleasant outdoor environment.
The outdoor spaces on the ground floor and the roof terrace of the third house on the upper level are the main distinguishing elements and spaces of this project; from which the three houses are organized around them. They are beach houses designed to optimize and enhance the outdoor experience.
S2 and S3 houses comprise of mirrored black point marina program, occupying black point marina two levels: Ground floor. Main bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room and a large courtyard open to the sea. First floor. Two bedrooms, bathroom and a terrace with side views to the sea, designed as a playing area for children. Terraces of both houses are visually separated by a grid.
S1 house is developed in two separate levels illustrated below: First floor. Main bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room, and a terrace connected to the S3 terrace. black point marina Second floor. Two bedrooms, bathroom and a large terrace facing the sea.
The flooring, stairs and dividing black point marina wall between black point marina S1 and S2 are all are cladded using Indian sandstone. Interior walls and ceilings are finished using plaster and paint, whilst handrails are cladded black point marina with wood.
The interiors have been designed by AGi architects. All materials used in the S Cube project are locally manufactured. The loose furniture black point marina produced by Spanish brands, supplied by Gunni & Trentino. + Project facts
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