M House is located on the green shoreline of Clareville Beach, Australia, hidden behind a green awning, with the awning stacked from the roof, growing from the bottom up, blurring the boundaries between outside and inside. HINTS OF BRAZILIAN MODERNISM ARE VISIBLE IN CONCRETE FORM, DEEPENING - EAVES, GAPS AND OPENINGS. The basic principle of M House is to create a tranquil private family home that blends into the landscape with immersive plants that can be seen from every room, and plants from the ground up. Encourage natural enclosing structures, blurring the boundaries between exterior and interior, allowing homes to disappear behind greenery, providing privacy and tranquility.

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The feeling of being outdoors but still sheltered by sculptural structures is key — hard is represented in Brazilian modernist design by concrete, stone, and wormwood. The result is a sturdy structure with a large roof overhang that creates a safe retreat. Light, voids, scenery and glass embody softness. The soft environment makes a solid shelter a combination of trees, plants, and water around the house.
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