Casa de Ondas

Casa de Ondas—the house of waves—is designed by award winning-international architecture firm SAOTA in collaboration with Ghost Architects, formerly M Gooden Design.

Casa de Ondas

Completed

2024

Project Type

3-Level, Single Family

Space

22,000 SF

Rooms

6 Bed, 6 Bath

Casa de Ondas

Casa de Ondas is an exploration of rhythm and flow; a residence where structure, landscape, and canopy merge into a continuous spatial experience.

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01 — Entry water feature

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02 — Limestone-clad exterior

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The architecture uses local limestone-clad planar walls to define the edge of the home, enclosing and defining the interior and exterior rooms as a series of pavilions in the garden.

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03 — Rear terrace

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04 — Courtyard water feature

Floating steal and lumber staircase

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Floating steal and lumber staircase

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Axonometric View

Where the arrival perception of the home is solid and discreet, beyond the entry the spaces become transparent and fluid, always with an adjacency to the landscape via garden or a courtyard.

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05 — Main entry

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06 — Undulating roof canopy, interior

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The main living space, double-volume and glazed, is capped with a sculptural, undulating roof – a gesture to the surrounding tree canopies.

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07 — 16 ft Pietra Grey marble and Taj Mahal quartzite kitchen island

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08 — Great room dining area

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09 — Entertainment room views

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10 — Private speakeasy

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11 — Fluted walnut millwork and Iceland Dark marble countertop

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12 — Primary stair

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13 — Office overlooking side garden

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14 — Buff Lueders limestone oculus, interior

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15 — Black stained white oak millwork and Black Pearl countertop

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16 — Primary bath

The single-story planar walls are cocooning and spatial devices; but also form the canvas for the landscape to be displayed against – the trees are transcended to sculptures in an outdoor gallery.