Due to the location of the house on a hillside, the Casa Casablanca 67 is designed with a downward sloping effect. Basically each level descends throughout the house.
The main material used for the abode is steel, along with pine wood that's been stained a darker color. This helps to give the home a luxurious cabin feel, and not just something that's been placed on a hillside. The final floor level actually stops at a pool, allowing the owners to sit back and relax after a busy day, and take in the views considering they are situated on an elevated hill.
The Casa Casablanca 67 House is both classic and refined in the best ways possible.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Descending-level Abodes
- Designing houses with a downward sloping effect for unique architectural appeal and utilization of hillside locations.
Where This Applies
- Architecture
- Creating innovative designs for hillside houses using unconventional architectural techniques.
- Construction
- Building houses with descending levels to optimize space and integrate them seamlessly into the hilly landscape.
- Interior Design
- Furnishing and decorating houses with descending levels to create a luxurious and cozy atmosphere while maximizing views.
