Situated on the outskirts of the town of Marble Hall bordering the natural bushveld landscape of the neighbouring farm.

A portion of the large site (two consolidated erven) already had established indigenious vegetation including mature trees.
The house was designed with a more solid southern street façade to create privacy, while it opens up onto the natural landscape

on the northern side. From the street, stark geometric lines characterize the house. The various building elements are defined by contrasting materials and textures of stone, off-shutter concrete and plaster.