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Miami Beach House
Platform 7 - Kitchen

Miami Beach House

Kitchen perspective of the Miami Beach House showing Platform 7 as a compact kitchen connected to the platform and pool aboveKitchen perspective of the Miami Beach House showing Platform 7 as a compact kitchen connected to the platform and pool aboveKitchen perspective of the Miami Beach House showing Platform 7 as a compact kitchen connected to the platform and pool aboveKitchen perspective of the Miami Beach House showing Platform 7 as a compact kitchen connected to the platform and pool above
Kitchen perspective of the Miami Beach House showing Platform 7 as a compact kitchen connected to the platform and pool above

Platform 7 holds the kitchen as a compact working core within the Miami Beach House. Its position in the sequence connects cooking to dining, lounging, and the roof-level pool above, making the kitchen part of the house’s larger vertical rhythm. The platform treats the kitchen as both infrastructure and social space, embedded in the flow of daily life.

Kitchen perspective of the Miami Beach House showing Platform 7 as a compact kitchen connected to the platform and pool above

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