The Cliff House, by Khosla Associates, is perched 200 ft. above a stretch of green along the Arabian Sea coast. Its most prominent feature is an asymmetrical sloping roof set against the fronds of a coconut plantation. A skewed 45m long sheer concrete wall supports the single lightweight triangulated canopy roof and the external and internal finishes are polished cement, concrete and rough slate juxtaposed against warm slatted timber and natural local kota stone.
A beautiful construction in an amazing setting.
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