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Beach House
CB1
Beach House
Minimalist Harmony on the French Riviera — A Passive Home with a View.
Set high above the Mediterranean coastline, this transformation brings together minimalist architecture and sustainable design in a villa entirely reimagined for contemporary living. With its cubic geometry and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions, the house blends into the landscape without compromising on presence or elegance.
A Passive House Framed by Nature
The renovation focused on both form and performance. The original structure was stripped back to its essentials and rebuilt to passive house standards. We introduced advanced insulation, triple-glazed windows, and intelligent climate control, significantly reducing the home’s environmental impact while enhancing year-round comfort.
- Open-plan living with full-height windows framing panoramic sea views
- Locally inspired materials, including traditional South of France flooring
- New façade design emphasizing clean volumes and natural integration
- Fully managed permit process and site coordination from start to finish
Effortless Simplicity, Rooted in Place
The architecture is deliberately quiet, letting light, views, and materials speak. The palette is restrained: chalky whites, warm terracotta tones, and pale wood accents. Each choice reflects a desire to create a space that feels both modern and timeless—anchored in its Mediterranean context but designed for the future.
A Mediterranean Retreat, Reimagined
This house is more than a holiday home—it’s a manifesto for slow living. A place where architecture, landscape, and sustainability converge, offering a serene escape and a new way of inhabiting the Riviera.
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The villa
Cubic white villa emerging from Mediterranean vegetation
Shaded terrace
Shaded terrace with traditional South of France tiles
Garden side
Villa facade seen through garden trees
Street facade
Whitewashed facade with a single dark door