House in Dubai

HOUSE IN DUBAI

Leonardo Marchesi as Architects


Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Concept Design
Total floor area: 2.400 sqm
The Dubai Sea House is conceived to both look at the sea and protect from the heat of the strong sun of Dubai. The shape of the House comes both from respecting the planning regulations and from the ambition to have a clean rectangular volume whose size and shape allow for shadows onto the outdoor area.

Caption

The program is a high-end residential home for a family and develops in four levels: the Basement the house is provided with Parking, Spa, a Playroom/Home Cinema and Staff Area which includes large Laundry and Service Kitchen, all spaces receiving natural light.

Caption

The Ground Floor is both accessible from the main entrance at the street front or through internal staircases/elevator coming from the basement, a Hall invites to enter the building and a tiny lobby leads towards the ambitious open-plan space that faces the sea, which includes common areas like living, dining, chill and even a small Art Gallery, behind this common area, are located a library, a reading space, a service bathroom, a large kitchen and storages. Ascending the stairs will lead to the first floor which is conceived to be as open as possible towards the sea, all rooms face the sea and have their walk-in closet, private bathroom and veranda, additional spaces such as a study, a meditation room, cleaning room are located at the back of the rooms and a large veranda offers a view towards the city.

Caption

The rooftop is accessible and offers a large garden with 360º view over Dubai and the Gulf, a private landing pad for Passenger Drones is located at the roof level providing an outstanding experience of the place.
A 3m tall floating concrete pergola creates shadows to the swimming pool area and thus allows for a good outdoor time watching the sea in the garden.
A House consecrated to the Sea.

Caption
Featured Projects
Latest Products
News
Detail: A balanced carbon-based design for The Arbor House
8 Jun 2023 Detail
Detail: A balanced carbon-based design for The Arbor House

The Arbor House is a contemporary family home located to the west of the Scottish city of Aberdeen.... More

Design of Seoul-based jewelry maison combines Korean artisanship and nature
6 Jun 2023 News
Design of Seoul-based jewelry maison combines Korean artisanship and nature

The Paris-based architectural design studio Jouin Manku has completed the design of jeweler Van Clee... More

10 buildings designed with integrated PV panels
6 Jun 2023 Specification
10 buildings designed with integrated PV panels

Photovoltaic (PV) panels convert solar energy from the sun into electricity. Recognized as a source... More

Townhouse Maison Carlier nestles in a busy urban setting
5 Jun 2023 News
Townhouse Maison Carlier nestles in a busy urban setting

In Montreal’s dense Little Italy neighborhood, Canadian architectural studio yh2 has designed... More

Hengqin Culture & Art Complex embraces large-scale porosity with three impressive arches
5 Jun 2023 News
Hengqin Culture & Art Complex embraces large-scale porosity with three impressive arches

The Hengqin Culture & Art Complex is part of the large-scale redevelopment of Hengqin Island, a... More

Goettsch Partners celebrate the completion of the sustainable mixed-use China Resource Qianhai Center
2 Jun 2023 News
Goettsch Partners celebrate the completion of the sustainable mixed-use China Resource Qianhai Center

With vibrant urban spaces, multiple programs, and efficient connections to rapid transit, the recent... More

25 best architecture firms in Spain
1 Jun 2023 News
25 best architecture firms in Spain

Spain's built landscape is a cultural mosaic, rooted in history and informed by a plethora of cultur... More

Selenite Dreams by BUREAU explores the essence of plaster and its transformation within space
1 Jun 2023 News
Selenite Dreams by BUREAU explores the essence of plaster and its transformation within space

Presented at Audemars Piguet in Brassus, Switzerland, Selenite Dreams is an exhibition design by BUR... More