Craig Steely Architecture — Big Island, HI, 2018

Musubi House features a flat roof and extensive floor-to-ceiling glazing overlooking a grassy field at sunset.

Musubi House by Craig Steely Architecture stands on a 100-acre site near the Kalopa Native Forest Reserve on Hawaii’s Big Island. Completed in 2018, the residence is designed for self-sufficiency, collecting rainwater from the roof and relying on photovoltaic panels for power. Cast-in-place concrete forms the structure, while an internal courtyard provides sheltered outdoor space in response to the area’s frequent winds.

Architect
Craig Steely Architecture
Location
Big Island, HI · San Francisco architects
Year
2018
Photography
Darren Bradley
Images
11
Style
Mid-Century Modern, Minimalist, Modern
Materials
Concrete, Glass, Steel, Wood
Features
Cantilever, Courtyard, Covered Patio, Flat Roof, Floor-to-Ceiling Glass
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