Category: Landscape

Saint Jean Cap Ferrat

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The interior and exterior concept are one: the curving volumes flow, following each other and opening the exterior space to the interior. Completely glazed facades with white bands separate the two totally identical volumes of the two floors.

Rooftop plan
First floor plan

The curves and circles of the floor finishes and curved shapes of the ceiling are repeated in the staircase and interior decoration, where the primary colors form an evident contrast with the black and white exterior.

This intriguing and visually pleasing game of offset between these two volumes gives this villa its unique, striking architectural character.

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Saint Jean Cap Ferrat

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Totally integrated with its surrounding sites, this villa sits at the foot of the Saint Jean Cap Ferrat lighthouse, with which it entertains an open dialogue.

Its cubic shape and yellow stone facades with grey forays, characterize its contemporary architecture, further accentuated by the cantilever terrace that adds modernity of this element and overlooks the cliff. The swimming pool terrace highlights the extension of the interior spaces, offering a breathtaking panoramic view to the villa in an exceptional setting.

The naturally low garden is made of a combination of materials: cut stone and metal, breaking the verticality of the building and highlighting the modern aspect of the project.