This exclusive waterfront development is composed of two private villas, each designed as a full-floor residence with a strong connection to the surrounding landscape and water. Roughly 6,000 sf each, one residence occupies the entire second floor, while the second occupies the third, creating two expansive homes with exceptional privacy.
Each villa is complemented by private rooftop access and its own pool, along with a separate cabana apartment and dedicated garage space at the ground level. Positioned along the Intracoastal Waterway, the residences capture sweeping views toward Jupiter Island and the water beyond.
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The architecture draws inspiration from the fluid character of a yacht, expressed through soft curves, generous cantilevered balconies, and strong horizontal lines that extend the living spaces toward the waterfront. Natural materials and open terraces reinforce the relationship between architecture, landscape, and the coastal environment.
The western edge of the property presented a different design challenge, facing a busy roadway rather than the water.

Service and support spaces were strategically positioned along this side of the building, allowing the façade to become more solid and minimizing openings where privacy and noise were concerns. Large vertical architectural fins provide an additional layer of screening and sound buffering while carefully framed openings preserve views of the western sunsets.
A tropical contemporary palette brings the project together. Warm natural woods are paired with exposed concrete structural elements, expansive glazing, and lush tropical landscaping. The result is architecture that feels modern yet relaxed, balancing privacy and openness while embracing the unique experience of waterfront living in South Florida.