A tropical inspired residence featuring slanted columns that are aesthetically appealing and structurally stable.

It features a front porch leading to the Living area with a large picture window. The Dining, Kitchen and Nook area are separated from the Living area by the stairs.

The 2^nd floor features a Master’s Room with walk-in Xt and T&B, 4 medium-size rooms with a common 3-way T&B, and a Family Hall adjacent to the stairs.

The residence has well-placed windows that enable natural light to filter through the interiors, thus minimizing the use of electrical lighting during the daytime.

An Asian inspired residence that features an open-plan type Ground floor and a 2^nd floor with a large Family Hall that opens up to a Balcony.

The Entry Pad, Garage and Front Porch are adjacent to each other creating a clear and unobstructed façade.

A Master’s Room with a high ceiling, fixed glass header/transom, and a corner picture window assure the masters of a bedroom filled with diffuse natural light.

A planter ledge on the 2^nd level adds a touch of greenery even indoors. Well-placed windows throughout the residence allow for cross-ventilation and natural lighting.

The roof is also configured to adapt an optional rainwater collection system through an underground storage tank.

An Asian inspired residence that features a full 2-storey high corner picture window from the Ground floor Living area up until the 2^nd floor Family Hall. The picture window allows natural light to filter through most of the interior areas.

It also features a Front Porch, a large open Garage connected to the Den, and on the 2^nd floor, a trellised Balcony adjacent to the Family Hall.

Cross-ventilation louvers can be found in the Master’s Room and in the Family Hall.

The roof is also configured to adapt an optional rainwater collection system through an underground storage tank.

An Asian inspired residence featuring a center court-garden with large windows, and surrounded by spacious living areas for a well-lit and well-ventilated home – perfect for receiving and entertaining guests.

Narrower windows located on the perimeter walls control the flow of direct heat and permit cross-ventilation. Adjustable ventilating louvers between the roof and 2^nd floor window header complete the theme of passive cooling.

The Ground floor Den opens up, on one side, to a 2-car garage, and on another, to the center court. Directly above is a spacious Family Hall leading to a semi-private balcony on one side, and to an overlooking view of the center court on another.

The stairs are also centrally located to take advantage of the center court’s natural lighting, and separate the large Living area from the Dining & Kitchen areas.

Finally, the roof is configured to adapt an optional rainwater collection system leading to a storage tank underneath the center court.

An Asian inspired façade with a Western influenced layout. The Entrance Hall is located in the middle leading to a high-ceiling Foyer which is directly adjacent to the main stairs.

The residence features a large Living area, a separate and private Dining and Kitchen area, and a Den/Guest room on the Ground floor.

The 2^nd floor features a large Family Hall that opens up to a Balcony. A spacious Master’s Room, and 2 equally spacious rooms with their own T&Bs complete the 2^nd floor.

Also provided are cross-ventilation louvers in the Master’s Room and Family Hall.

The roof is configured to adapt an optional rainwater collecting system through an underground storage tank, to be located in the backyard.

An Asian-Tropical inspired residence. A landscaped Entry Patio leading to a Front Porch through the Living area provides a clear and unobstructed façade.

The high-ceiling Living area is located adjacent to an open-plan Dining room, leading to a covered and landscaped Lanai.

The Den/Guest room next to the Lanai is settled into a more private area in the residence.

The residence also features a large Family Hall overlooking the Living area below, and a Master’s Room with a private balcony.

Also provided are cross-ventilation louvers located in the Master’s Room and Family Hall.

The roof is configured to adapt a rainwater collecting system through an underground storage tank.

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