Sustainability is paramount, with a 7.5-star energy rating achieved through passive design. North-facing glazing optimizes daylight and warmth, while thermal mass—reclaimed insulated brick wall and a waffle-pod concrete floor—stabilizes temperatures. Cross-ventilation, high-level windows, and sliding doors harness sea breezes, reducing mechanical cooling needs. Shading devices and a veranda regulate solar exposure.

Expansive openings connect to the landscape, reinforcing a strong coastal relationship. FSC-certified hardwood cladding ensures durability and harmonizes with the natural setting. The home is fully electric and powered by a 7.5 kW solar system.

This home is a refined example of sustainable modernism—where form, function, and environment work in harmony to create a lasting, efficient retreat.