Echoing The Rock Outcroppings | Big Sur House

This house is anchored on the iconic Big Sur coastline in California, where the cliffs dramatically meet the Pacific Ocean. Comprised of two pavilions connected by a glass-enclosed bridge that spans a restored ravine, the residence respects the landscape by rejuvenating a seasonal watercourse and preserving local vegetation. Its monolithic stone walls echo the region's cliffs, while the wooden interiors provide warmth and a connection to the environment. Floating roofs and expansive openings integrate the house with nature, creating a harmonious and immersive experience. Credits: Architects: Field Architecture Design team: Jess Field, Juliet Hsu, Mark Jardine, Melissa Perkinson, Jeffrey Pilotte Photo Credits: Joe Fletcher City: Big Sur Coast State: California, USA Intended use: Residential Completion: 12/2022 Gross Floor Area: 687 mq Costs: Confidential