The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor pied-a-terre on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes: one houses the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a dunking tank and a loggia. The project was designed in collaboration with Trelles Architects.
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House Oblique
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Site Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
First Floor Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Second Floor Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Third Floor Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
East & North Elevation
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
South & West Elevation
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Section
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Ferre House
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor pied-a-terre on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes: one houses the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a dunking tank and a loggia. The project was designed in collaboration with Trelles Architects.
House Oblique
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Site Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
First Floor Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Second Floor Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Third Floor Plan
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
East & North Elevation
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
South & West Elevation
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales
Section
The Ferre house was designed as a bachelor “pied-a- terre” on a small and somewhat unconventional parcel in South Beach, Florida. The house was inspired by the Mediterranean courtyard houses, particularly those of North Africa. The building is composed of two volumes, one house the living functions and the second, a void, is employed as the courtyard with a “dunking tank” and a loggia. Photo: Carlos Ignacio Morales