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Miami Beach House
Garden Entry

Miami Beach House

Garden entry perspective of the Miami Beach House showing the planted approach, outdoor threshold, and platformed sequenceGarden entry perspective of the Miami Beach House showing the planted approach, outdoor threshold, and platformed sequenceGarden entry perspective of the Miami Beach House showing the planted approach, outdoor threshold, and platformed sequenceGarden entry perspective of the Miami Beach House showing the planted approach, outdoor threshold, and platformed sequence
Garden entry perspective of the Miami Beach House showing the planted approach, outdoor threshold, and platformed sequence

The garden entry introduces the Miami Beach House through landscape rather than frontage alone. Planting, shade, and structure combine to create a softer point of arrival, where the house begins as an outdoor room. This view emphasizes the project’s Miami Beach character: a domestic environment shaped by climate, filtered light, vegetation, and the gradual movement between exterior and interior life.

Garden entry perspective of the Miami Beach House showing the planted approach, outdoor threshold, and platformed sequence

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