C 2
Nestled into the quiet embrace of the mountain, The Cove is a striking yet harmonious architectural statement — a residence carved gently into the earth, where form follows both nature and feeling. This is not a house that sits *on* the land; it *belongs* to it.
Drawing inspiration from mid-century modernism, The Cove channels the era’s iconic warmth and honesty — low horizontal lines, natural materials, and an open dialogue between indoors and out — while softening the geometry with curvaceous forms and gentle transitions. Every wall bends with purpose. Every surface flows rather than intersects.
From the exterior, the home appears almost like a natural outcropping: its earth-toned plaster, stone, and warm wood slats following the mountain’s natural curve. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels curve with the structure, offering panoramic views without breaking the home’s sculptural rhythm. A green roof continues the visual sweep of the terrain, blurring the line between shelter and landscape.
Inside, the palette is subdued and sensory: creamy stuccos, oiled walnut, linen drapery, and poured terrazzo underfoot. Built-in furnishings, inspired by the likes of Eero Saarinen and Charlotte Perriand, emerge seamlessly from the walls — functional sculpture rather than furniture. Light moves slowly across the curved walls, shifting the mood throughout the day like a living fresco.
The Cove is not simply a home — it’s a quiet rebellion against the harsh and the hurried. A retreat designed to restore equilibrium. A study in how to live with the land, not just on it.
Status: Under Construction
Year: 2023 - 2026
Size: 1, 000 sqm
C 2
Nestled into the quiet embrace of the mountain, The Cove is a striking yet harmonious architectural statement — a residence carved gently into the earth, where form follows both nature and feeling. This is not a house that sits *on* the land; it *belongs* to it.
Drawing inspiration from mid-century modernism, The Cove channels the era’s iconic warmth and honesty — low horizontal lines, natural materials, and an open dialogue between indoors and out — while softening the geometry with curvaceous forms and gentle transitions. Every wall bends with purpose. Every surface flows rather than intersects.
From the exterior, the home appears almost like a natural outcropping: its earth-toned plaster, stone, and warm wood slats following the mountain’s natural curve. Floor-to-ceiling glass panels curve with the structure, offering panoramic views without breaking the home’s sculptural rhythm. A green roof continues the visual sweep of the terrain, blurring the line between shelter and landscape.
Inside, the palette is subdued and sensory: creamy stuccos, oiled walnut, linen drapery, and poured terrazzo underfoot. Built-in furnishings, inspired by the likes of Eero Saarinen and Charlotte Perriand, emerge seamlessly from the walls — functional sculpture rather than furniture. Light moves slowly across the curved walls, shifting the mood throughout the day like a living fresco.
The Cove is not simply a home — it’s a quiet rebellion against the harsh and the hurried. A retreat designed to restore equilibrium. A study in how to live with the land, not just on it.
Status: Under Construction
Year: 2023 - 2026
Size: 1, 000 sqm