Located on Shela Island in Kenya, Villa E blends Swahili architecture with Bauhaus design, featuring clean lines, natural materials, and panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. With six suites, rooftop gardens, and shaded courtyards, the house promotes passive cooling, sustainability, and a strong connection to local craftsmanship and culture.
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Location: Shela, Kenya
Architects: Studio 1:1 Design
Lead Architects: Studio 1:1 Design
Area: 852 m²
Year: 2023
Photographs:Javier Callejas
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