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Maison H3, Saint Tropez House

Contemporary French Riviera Coastal Residence design by Vincent Coste Architecte

28 Jun 2014

Maison H3 in Saint Tropez

Design: Vincent Coste Architecte

Drawn for a gallery owner and her husband, this house was finished in 2013 in Saint-Tropez and became established on a very narrow ground.

Developing all living areas upstairs this option allowed to be free from street level by capturing the surrounding areas. The large patio on all intimate rooms of the ground floor provides perspectives from each of these parts to the upper level.

The spaces are well united around the long pool. The front of this volume cantilevered overhang is dressed of natural terracotta cladding specially developed for the project.

By creating a texture cast shadows throughout the house, these facade elements mingle with the cast shadows of the removable pergolas.

Maison H3 in Saint Tropez – Building Information

Architecte: Vincent Coste
Chef de Projet: Estelle Hondier
Area: 300 sqm
Photos: Florent Joliot

Maison H3 in Saint Tropez images / information from Vincent Coste Architecte

Vincent Coste Architecte

Collaboration : Les Rairies Montrieux

Location: Saint Tropez, France, Western Europe

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