一对英国夫妇住在开普敦，一个六间卧室，七家，使大部分的网站的观点和山。较低级别的现有结构被完全改造，而上层被拆毁，让两个新的水平。
“灵感来自山区和暗颜色的门面，允许建设，以直观地退进山，而不是一个突兀的建筑，”格雷格说Truen，项目合作伙伴。该网站享有壮观的景色，海，狮子的头，而这些意见和太阳的影响的关键线人的整体设计。
太阳是一个决定性的财产和恶劣的影响，激发了较低的水平，其独特的庄严的屏幕，百叶窗和百叶窗的选择。到西部和东部，客厅可以打开完全，给它一个开放式的展馆的感觉。
装饰和细节已非常仔细地考虑，以实现一个集成的，视觉上毫不费力的整体。建筑外观是穿在粉末涂层铝，导致一个非常强大和精确的表面光洁度。在内部，更温暖的外观是通过使用核桃木材。黑色大理石和玻璃被纳入设计的口音。
家庭是夹杂着不同寻常的设计“美食”。圆形景区门口，穿着核桃木材，房子的主要特点之一。一个迷人的照明装置的背光下跌了玻璃的空间被放大，呈现了“另一个世界”的效果。优雅的浮动木材楼梯采用不锈钢棒挂一个令人耳目一新的栏杆上。其他还有核桃包的厨房箱，花岗岩包的边缘流水池和雕塑的悬臂式碳纤维杆。
客户希望保持室内精简和集中，可能和家具与灯饰的选择，图形和强大的
Description from the architects
The clients, a British couple living in Cape Town, requested a six-bedroom, seven-level home that makes the most of the site, the views and the mountain. The lower levels of the existing structure were totally remodelled while the upper level was demolished to allow for two new levels.
“Inspiration was drawn from the mountain and dark colours were used on the facade, allowing the building to visually recede into the mountain instead of being an obtrusive construction,” says Greg Truen, Project Partner. The site enjoys spectacular views, both of the sea and Lions Head and these views and the impact of the sun were key informants contributing to the overall design.
The sun being both a defining and also harsh influence on the property inspired the choice of screens, shutters and louvres that give the lower levels its distinctive gravitas. The living room can open up onto the west and the east completely, giving it the feeling of an open pavilion.
The finishes and detailing have been very carefully considered to achieve an integrated and visually effortless whole. The exterior of the building is clad in powder-coated aluminium which resulted in a very robust and precise surface finish. Internally, a much warmer look was achieved by using walnut timber. Black marble & glass were integrated into the design as accents.
The home is peppered with unusual design ‘delights’. The circular entrance area, clad in walnut timber, is one of the main features of the house. The space is amplified by a fascinating lighting installation of backlit slumped glass, that renders an “other-worldly” effect. An elegant floating timber staircase employs hanging stainless steel rods for a refreshing take on a balustrade. Others include the walnut-clad kitchen box, the granite-clad rim-flow pool and the sculptural cantilevered carbon fibre bar.
The clients wished to keep the interior as lean and focused as possible and the selection of furniture and lighting is both graphic and strong.
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