Beyt Sea House

Located on the island of Beyt Dwarka, this two-bedroom weekend residence is situated between a forest and the northern sea. The architecture is defined by three monumental stone walls, strategically punctuated to connect internal spaces and fragment the building's mass. To optimize the microclimate, bedrooms are positioned south with minimal apertures, while public areas open north toward the sea and central lawn.

Operating entirely off-grid, the project utilizes a ground-mounted solar array for electricity and a comprehensive rainwater harvesting system that captures surface runoff from the 4-acre site into underground storage tanks.