The structure is approximately 4,000 sq. ft. The concept is to anchor the building around a high ceiling space called the Gallery. All of the secondary spaces nest adjacent to and around the Gallery. The Gallery is a narrow space of 20 feet in width. The notion is that it is a tall, transparent module allowing a view from the approach side of the house and out to the River beyond. 

The Gallery separates the two wings of the house: Master and Guest. 
The Home is set on a plinth base to elevate it from tidal flooding and hurricanes. Equally, the added elevation gives the home a prominence, raising it off the ground plane. 

Shallow reflecting pools “hook” the corners of the approach side of the house. Stone slabs are layered across the pools creating a bridge to the 7-foot-wide, 11-foot-tall front door. The Landscape Architecture is of Asian influence; using boulders and indigenous plantings to focus energy ultimately leading the guests to the front door, through the home, to the Veranda, and the water beyond. 

Material Used :
1. Nichiha – Siding – Architectural Wall Panels, Vintagewood, Bark
2. Unilux – Windows and Doors – Aluminum clad wood windows and doors, Fine-Line Series
3. Bulthaup – Kitchen Cabinets – B3 Line
4. Silestone – Kitchen Countertops – Iconic White
5. Boffi – Bath Vanities – Universal Series
6. Spark Modern Fires – Gas Fireplaces – Linear Burner, 72“
7. Atlas Concorde USA – Floor Tile – Porcelain, Sunrock + Lims
8. International Wood Product – Front Door – Custom Mahogany, Pivot Hinge
9. Cabinetry - Custom
10. Miele USA – Double Ovens, Induction Cooktop, Washer, Dryer
11. Subzero Wolf – Refrigerator/Freezer