Horizon House
ONUS Architecture Studio
At sunset, the geometry of the house reflects across the water, reinforcing its connection to the topography.
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Horizon House
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The cantilevered structure hovers above the landscape, framing uninterrupted sea views.
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Horizon House
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A thick stone wall frames a quiet view of the Aegean, recalling the Cycladic vernacular.
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Horizon House
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Built into the hillside, Horizon House blends with the native terrain through form, material, and vegetation.
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Horizon House
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Above the living spaces, a planted green roof integrates a blue roof system that captures, filters, and reuses rainwater, enhancing resilience and supporting local regeneration.
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Horizon House
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At night, the softly lit interiors create a quiet dialogue between built and natural environments.
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Horizon House
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Horizon House under a starlit sky energy-autonomous, silent, and fully immersed in its environment.
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Horizon House
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Bioclimatic concept diagram illustrating solar gain, prevailing winds, and passive design strategies.
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Early conceptual sketch exploring the silhouette of the house within the sloped terrain.
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Sketch perspective of the linear spatial arrangement embedded into the landscape.
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Horizontal massing study illustrating the building’s low-profile integration with the Cycladic topography.
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Diagram of the regenerative green roof system designed to restore local biodiversity through native and adaptive plant species.
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Southeast elevation and cross-sections showing the integration of the residence into the sloped terrain and the layering of interior, earth, and green roof.
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Horizon House
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Ground floor plan illustrating the linear spatial arrangement, orientation toward the sea, and connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
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