Casa de Ondas—the house of waves—is designed by award winning-international architecture firm SAOTA in collaboration with Ghost Architects, formerly M Gooden Design.

2024
3-Level, Single Family
22,000 SF
6 Bed, 6 Bath
Casa de Ondas is an exploration of rhythm and flow; a residence where structure, landscape, and canopy merge into a continuous spatial experience.
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01 — Entry water feature
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02 — Limestone-clad exterior
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The architecture uses local limestone-clad planar walls to define the edge of the home, enclosing and defining the interior and exterior rooms as a series of pavilions in the garden.

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03 — Rear terrace

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04 — Courtyard water feature

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Where the arrival perception of the home is solid and discreet, beyond the entry the spaces become transparent and fluid, always with an adjacency to the landscape via garden or a courtyard.
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05 — Main entry
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06 — Undulating roof canopy, interior
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The main living space, double-volume and glazed, is capped with a sculptural, undulating roof – a gesture to the surrounding tree canopies.

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07 — 16 ft Pietra Grey marble and Taj Mahal quartzite kitchen island

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08 — Great room dining area

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09 — Entertainment room views

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10 — Private speakeasy

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11 — Fluted walnut millwork and Iceland Dark marble countertop
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12 — Primary stair

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13 — Office overlooking side garden

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14 — Buff Lueders limestone oculus, interior

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15 — Black stained white oak millwork and Black Pearl countertop

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16 — Primary bath
The single-story planar walls are cocooning and spatial devices; but also form the canvas for the landscape to be displayed against – the trees are transcended to sculptures in an outdoor gallery.