Seaside forest house

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The house is placed quietly within the forest landscape, allowing the surrounding trees and natural light to define its atmosphere. The architecture follows a clear and calm composition where traditional proportions are gently reinterpreted through contemporary elements.

A simple pitched roof forms the primary volume. Within this form, sculptural window frames emerge as subtle folds of light-colored metal, shaping views and bringing daylight deeper into the interior. These elements soften the geometry of the roof while creating a quiet rhythm along the façade.

The ground floor opens transparently to the surrounding landscape through continuous glazing. Interior spaces extend toward the garden, allowing everyday life to remain closely connected to nature.

The house seeks a balance between familiarity and lightness — where form, material, and landscape coexist in a quiet architectural harmony.