The beach house Slaughterhouse built in 2009 is situated in the renowned surfing area of the Maui Island, Hawai. Regardless of its jagged terrain and the fact that the majority of inhabitants are typical american rich upstarts, the Island retains its lonesome coastal visage. The villa extends the concept of a typical solitaire house. It is divided into three autonomous but interconnected buildings designed for general living purposes, guest accomodation and main sleeping area.
The construction’s walls contain various samples of rammed soil from the local environment creating a stratified texture visible both inside and outside. This in effect makes the structure blend in with the nature around and provide owners with a low maintenance, high protection from fire and a soundproof haven on a beautiful coast.
photos: homedsgn.com
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