The Beach House define the high hill, Architecture Eliott design the beach house from flood plain and ground. House leveled from the ground level.

In the main space the roof was pitched to the south to capture daylight and filter it deep into the house, simultaneously providing passive ventilation through high clerestory windows. This led to a bipartite massing aimed at distributing the majority of the allowable volume to the main living area overlooking the water all while keeping the scale of the structure relatable to the surrounding buildings. The Beach house decoration is light colors interior.

The ceiling story, in conjunction with skylights, large operable doors, and windows at the floor level, allows the house to remain cool without air conditioning, The volume of the house was governed by zoning regulations which limited the maximum build-able envelope based upon a grandfathered structure that was present on the site and its proximity to the water. Beach house design is give extra space with comfortable to enjoy the seas, beach house large windows with sofa put at room to seas. At corner fire chimney is give you the warm at cool breeze time.

 Largely kitchen and diner which is also light color room, front of seas you can enjoy the your meal. Architect set the large windows here too for facing the waves of water.

It was a critical project requirement that the home engage the water both visually and physically. From inside, unobstructed views are achieved through floor to ceiling glass, allowing the expanse of the bay to act as backdrop to the activity inside. At high tide the water comes under the house providing a sense that one is floating above the sea, lending a feeling of tranquility to the space above. A set of stone steps from the terrace below descends to the beach and into the water at high tide, providing immediate immersion into the sea.

Beach House road side view where people park the vehicles and reach the other destination area.

You can easily swim the from your house architect set in this beach house down ladders for swim or sea soar.

When sea water level is down you can see the land ground level.

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