Venetian Island Residence

Jarosz

Venetian Island Residence features traditional Mediterranean-style stucco exterior and terra cotta roofing with lush landscaping.

Venetian Island Residence is a project by Jarosz located on Miami Beach's Venetian Islands. The house responds to its waterfront setting with an emphasis on views and outdoor living spaces. The design organizes interior rooms to maximize connections to both the landscape and water, employing a palette of materials selected for durability in a coastal climate.

Architect
Jarosz
Images
6
Style
Contemporary, Mediterranean, Traditional
Materials
Brick, Concrete, Glass, Redwood, Stone
Features
Black Window Frames, Corner Windows, Courtyard, Covered Patio, Exposed Beams
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