Dune House III

Set low in the dunes, the house reads as a single folded roof form rather than a conventional building, its angled timber planes echoing the shifting profile of the surrounding landscape. A large glazed opening on the ground floor opens onto a sunken terrace, offering shelter from coastal winds while framing views of the grasses and horizon beyond.

Inside, the simplicity of the exterior continues, with timber surfaces and a restrained material palette creating a calm, cabin-like atmosphere. A chimney rises discreetly from the ridge, marking the presence of a hearth within.

Over time, the cedar cladding will silver and weather, deepening the connection between architecture and site. The house stands as a quiet companion to its earlier sibling, Dune House I, extending the architects' exploration of houses shaped by their natural surroundings.