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Sliding doors from PGT Industries open onto a courtyard planted with a giant aloe and two Madagascar palms. A Nordyne HVAC system embedded in the plinth helps the house keep a low profile. The siding is by James Hardie Building Products.

A staircase leads to a roof deck with striking views.

Master bath with reflected skylight

Designed by Vincent Yeuh of YJP, the Seaside House was created to act as an experience, rather than simply a building. The continuous flow of the home between indoor/outdoor is intended to highlight man's connection to nature, while allowing for a seamless shift between inside and outside living. Located a few steps from the beach, the two buildings that make up the home are constructed of wood and concrete, with elements of traditional Japanese minimalism and echoes of bygone barn structures throughout.

Designed by Campos Leckie to invoke a pure, dream-like quality, this minimalist retreat is situated on a hill above Zippers Beach overlooking the Sea of Cortez. The bold geometric angles, stripped down interior, and whitewashed walls allow for maximum light and shadow play throughout the day. The home features a zen garden, central pool, and a rooftop patio with sweeping views of the ocean and mountains.

A newly expanded window over the atrium allows glimpses of the surrounding neighborhood.