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Rustic Contemporary

Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors


Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors


Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors



Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors


Rustic Contemporary Ranch by Red Rock Contractors

This builder pulled out all the stops. Loved the closet design for the guys and the girls, I could do this for sure.

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Description by Elías Rizo Arquitectos

Located in one of the most beautiful beaches in Jalisco, this residence is designed in a contemporary mexican style. The house perches over a cliff next to the ocean, which influences the particular shape allowing for amazing views to Bahía de Banderas.
The house has 4 and a half floors which contain all the bedrooms and public areas. All areas in the house have visual contact with the ocean, giving it a unique and sophisticated style.

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Pool House

The concept was the idea of creating a walled garden; a container for a building that could create a special place within what is an exposed garden at the top of a ridge in Surrey. A dark yew tree offered an immediate presence of nature and the idea of counter-pointing this with a man-made garden took root. The walled garden became a courtyard, a spiritually rich, calm place that abstracts nature- stone, water, sun, shadows and sky in the tradition of the Zen garden. The building is enclosed by a zinc clad, folded plane, cedar lined internally that wraps over limestone walls – the floor in English limestone and the pool in Bisazza mosaics. An oak clad ‘box’ containing a study projects through the frame less glass wall.