Bay Point sits beneath a canopy of mature live oaks and sabal palms in one of Miami's most established bayside enclaves. 

At 7,379 square feet over two levels, the house is organized around a simple idea: a heavy, grounded base of pale marble, and a lighter white volume that floats above it. Between the two, the architecture choreographs a sequence of thresholds that moves from a shaded motor court to an open, sunlit garden.