At first glance, the 'Aqua Casa' is a luxury retreat that could easily be missed if looking at the cliffside from afar because of the ultra-low profile of the building.
Although the 'Aqua Casa' offers gorgeous ocean views, the top portion of the building is designed to be equally as pristine. A pool, sun deck and helicopter pad are incorporated into the rooftop deck of the 'Aqua Casa,' which spans the length of the building.
Designed by BelKharmoudi Aziz, the 'Aqua Casa' is a luxury retreat that would provide inhabitants with a luxurious experience on the coast of a desert locale. Although conceptual, the 'Aqua Casa' draws to mind how coastlines could be preserved by incorporating buildings directly into the cliffside for maximum land appreciation.
What's Driving This Trend
- Cliffside Architecture
- The trend of designing and building luxury homes into the cliffside, preserving coastlines and providing unique experiences for homeowners.
- Rooftop Amenities
- The trend of incorporating luxury amenities such as pools and sun decks into the rooftops of buildings to maximize land use and provide unique experiences for guests.
- Desert Luxury
- The trend of creating luxurious experiences for homeowners in desolate or remote locations, drawing in tourists looking for a unique experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- An opportunity for architecture firms to specialize in designing and building luxury homes into cliffside areas, creating unique living experiences for homeowners.
- Hospitality
- An opportunity for high-end hotels to incorporate rooftop amenities such as pools and sun decks into their buildings to offer unique experiences for their guests.
- Tourism
- An opportunity for tourism companies to create luxury experiences and promote desolate or remote locations as unique destinations for travelers looking for a luxurious getaway.
