Alezone Residence by Varda Studio

Studio: Varda Studio
Project Name: Alezone Residence
Date of Completion: 2018
Built Area: 390 sqm
Project Location: Peyia, Paphos, Cyprus
Photographer: Creative Photo Room

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This exterior shot of the front facade highlights the vertical plank wall panels and white minimalist design of the upper level. The spacious front yard is also showcased.

This stunning in-ground photo in front of the Alezone residence was captured at dusk.

This daytime shot of the front facade showcases the in-ground pool and the white minimalist design of the upper level of the Alezone residence.

This minimalist interior shot features the spacious living room, highlighting the location of the staircase.

This shared photo captures the interior of the living room and the exterior shot of the in-ground pool during daytime.

This tranquil and serene section of the house boasts high ceilings and huge glass panels with light blue curtains that allow you to enjoy the view of the breeze.

This minimalist interior shot showcases high ceilings that create a calming and peaceful ambiance inside.

This interior shot focuses on the massive glass wall panels that offer stunning views of the outside and create a fresh, warm, and inviting space.

This interior shot focuses on the kitchen section, highlighting how the light blue curtains complement the beach setting outside and the minimalist layout inside.

This interior shot captures the wooden floor planks and a stunning view of the beach outside, making the place truly exceptional.

This interior shot on the upper level showcases a wide, massive glass panel that creates an illusion of a bigger space.

The project is located in Peyia, just 700 metres away from the coast. It sits 47 metres above sea level, offering mesmerising views of the sea. The house combines its minimal structure with wide open spaces and large openings. The living space is in the centre of the house, occupying a large double height area with large windows to the front and back, allowing the users to enjoy views of the coast and garden.

The double height void is accented with special light fixtures on its vertical surfaces. There are awnings on the first floor that shade all windows to the first floor and at ground level below. They also create a covered veranda on the deck, as it stretches along the south-western elevation between the house and the 25-metre-long infinity pool.

The residence’s layout has a long and narrow configuration, which allows all first floor bedrooms as well as the entire ground floor to face the coast to the south west. The deck and swimming pool also follow this configuration, running parallel to the house. The reinforced concrete structure creates large spans to enable wide open spaces and openings.

The building is thermally insulated externally, combined with a high-performance aluminium system, contributing to a better internal temperature and minimizing the need for heating and cooling. The active systems and lights are controlled by a smart system which, when combined with the high efficiency lights and devices and a 5kw Photovoltaic array, provide considerable energy savings and reduce the villa’s environmental impact.

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