STRANG Architecture — Miami, FL

Modern two-story residence with floor-to-ceiling windows, a pool, and tropical plants at night.

Angel Oaks is a residential project by STRANG Architecture located on a 1.5-acre site in Miami, Florida. The house is structured around a central courtyard that remains open to the surrounding landscape, enhancing the connection between interior spaces and the outdoors. The brief resulted in a plan with two distinguishing wings that are joined by a two-story bridge spanning the main living room. Landscaping was a key consideration, with the architecture framing views outward to the site's gardens. The courtyard features a linear pool and terrace, serving as a focal point around which the house's main social and private spaces are arranged. Exterior Jerusalem Stone walls extend into the interiors, accompanied by wood surfaces, producing a continuity of materials inside and out. Wooden louvers provide privacy for the bedrooms and family room, while supporting a modern, minimal aesthetic. The design includes expansive outdoor living areas, set amid sleek landscaping and the adjoining garden.

Architect
STRANG Architecture
Location
Miami, FL · Miami architects
Photography
Kris Tamburello
Images
13
Style
Mid-Century Modern, Modern
Materials
Concrete, Glass, Linen, Stone, White Oak
Features
Balcony, Black Window Frames, Courtyard, Covered Patio, Flat Roof
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