Peninsula Islands Villas

The villas are designed using an adaptable modular strategy; each villa consists of two wings connected by a flexible atrium allowing them to align to different plot shapes, creating a courtyard and maximizing the garden. The two wings are shaped differently on each site to take advantage of the views, generating different building forms and a varied masterplan massing. One of the wings is raised, creating additional shaded garden space and easy access to the roof terrace with panoramic sea views.

The villa side façades are solid to eliminate overlooking and screens are utilised for privacy and solar protection. The screens dissolve from the solid sides and gradually open up towards the views, blending the envelope of the building with its surroundings. Different villa types have distinct contemporary patterns abstracted from traditional architecture, further differentiating the modules and offering variation and choice for the individual residents.
The landscape follows the minimal rectilinear language of the architecture and blurs the boundary between the inside and outside by allowing clear open views, utilising a consistent materials palette and bringing the greenery into the house. Each villa has ample garden space, with a private overflow pool, a water feature and amenities such as a bar and BBQ area, and a sunken seating area with an outdoor fireplace under the self-shading iconic floating mass of the building. The wooden sundeck leads to a pontoon where the residents can moor their own yachts.