In the beginning, this house was planned as a weekend residence, but as the project progressed, the owners became enthusiastic about transforming it into a permanent home. As a result, certain areas were expanded, though the original concept of a white box supported by exposed-concrete volumes remained.
To reflect one of the owner’s passions, the garage was given special prominence. It was separated from the rest of the house and designed to function not only as a mechanical workshop but also as an exhibition space for vehicles.
The rest of the project included the design of the public area on the ground floor, consisting of the kitchen, the large living room, and an en suite bedroom for occasional guests, which also serves as a TV and relaxation room.
The upper floor houses the children’s bedrooms with a shared bathroom, as well as the main suite, generously sized and carefully designed—especially the bathroom, which takes advantage of the lagoon views.