SEA ROOTS
VILLAS
SEA ROOTS VILLAS
Project informationPERIOD
2019-2021AREA
2x 450 m2LOCATION
VISTA ROYAL - CURACAOTYPE
RESIDENTIAL, VILLASTATUS
COMPLETED
Sea Roots Villas are designed as two similar tropical modern villas overlooking the Caribbean Sea. However, both have distinct characters and personalities, reflected in the architectural composition. An important requirement was that both villas should have views of the sea, for which there wasn’t an obvious solution as one plot was directly in front of another plot looking at the sea.
To achieve this, the positioning of the two buildings was crucial to the concept. The villa closest to the sea is located at the back of the plot, while the farther villa is pulled forward. This way the second villa can ‘’peek’’ around the first villa, creating a dynamic composition.
The villas are fitted with similar functions. Sleeping quarters are located downstairs and all living functions such as the living space, kitchen and dining space are situated upstairs. Here the sea views are most prevalent and appreciated.
Indoor-outdoor living is another important theme in the two villas. Through several sliding doors, the indoor space can be opened up completely to the outside. The covered terraced and extended architectural lines provide shade to extend the living space to the outside.
SISTERS IN
ARCHITECTURE
AND SOUL
SISTERS IN ARCHITECTURE
AND SOUL
differences
The two sister villas are similar in materialisation, functions and overall atmosphere. On the ground floor, each villa contains 5 equal master bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms and a sliding door to emphasise indoor-outdoor living. On the upper level, the kitchen, large living space and dining space have ocean views.
KEY INFORMATION
PROJECT TEAM
Bruce Verdownschot
Joris van Eekelen
Bram Roelvink
COLLABORATIONS
Used materials
NATURAL ANDEARTHLY MATERIALS
The combination of natural materials used in the interior and modern, minimalist materials in the exterior creates a harmonious composition. The minimalist materials, such as concrete and white stucco, serve as a backdrop for the more lively and texture natural materials, such as stone and wood. The interior materialisation was made in collaboration with Anna Kunst, who designed the interior spaces and interior elements.
story telling materials
through materialisation
The interior reflects the way of life in Curaçao. A unique stay, where you experience pure luxury and relaxation. You become one with nature through natural materialisation, the surrounding palm trees, the brightly shining sun and seaside views. It is a serene place which takes you back to your inner roots.
return to
your own
inner roots
return to your own
inner roots
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