This striking modern villa is located near Bilgola Beach in Australia. The house covers 520 square meters, while the full property, including the garden, covers 763 square meters. Completed in 2011, the beach house uses a stepped, three-part structure to create a distinctive modern profile close to the shore.
Three-part villa design on the beach in Australia
This modern beach villa on the Australian coast was organized as three connected levels, emphasized by the stepped form of the building. The lower level anchors the house, the central level opens to the living and dining areas, and the upper level contains the bedrooms beneath the roof. Timber screens and structural elements help define the edges while preserving a relaxed beach-house character.
Villa design with distinctive coastal architecture
This beautiful designer villa uses bold architectural forms to frame views of the nearby beach. Large windows bring in daylight, while the roof and projecting elements help shade the open areas from the sun. A broad wooden terrace with a swimming pool creates a relaxed outdoor living zone for warm afternoons.
Wooden terrace with comfortable chairs
Seating area on the lower floor of the house
Glass doors open to the garden view
Interesting timber structure
Open dining room with outdoor kitchen
Room with a panoramic view
View from the upper street side
Sketch of the roof structure
Photos: CABE
Peter Dark
Yolande A. Bow
Taus Kishiev
Anna Lohan
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