The house is located on a tight overlooking Carmel Bay and the Pacific Ocean site. Our customers want to know about this exceptional in all areas of the house. So the house was used as a central space, consisting of the court, lounge and bedroom, next to the niche areas for cooking, dining room, study and master bathroom designed. Fully folding doors / walls to the courtyard from the living room and the room next door literally opened all the space and advanced rhythmic vertical picture elements (solid mahogany and steel) compressed Create a flexible framework that spans the entire length. Source: architect Dirk Denison Architects Archdaily In one corner of the screen indicates considered opaque but closely considered or just the visible screen is porous so that light and air, and traveling through the central space. All other rooms on the ground floor facing the screen limit, creating a space of reference throughout the house and allows dynamic reading visual links as a movement through space. This central core of the house is of strong onshore winds from the sea water, designed by a glass roof to allow a clear view up and protected in a room warm water view.