Axl is a residence defined by geometry, material clarity, and architectural force. From the street, the home presents a united front, a composition of clean concrete lines and strong forms. Beyond this, the design gently diverges into two halves at the rear of the property, separated by a long, slender pool that anchors the space and provides a striking natural calm. A sequence of horizontal concrete slabs guides the approach, with grass emerging subtly between each element, softening the rigor of the entry and establishing a rhythm that leads the eye toward the home. The palette of concrete, brick, and expansive glazing articulates a dialogue between weight and light, enclosure and transparency, producing a home that is minimal in form yet commanding in presence.

Inside, natural light filters through generous glass panels, illuminating the two-story spaces and framing views of the palm trees that line the property. The interior balances restraint and material warmth with clean lines, structural honesty, and carefully considered proportions.

Axl is a home that measures its presence through proportion, material, and space: a contemporary statement of formality and strength. Its simplicity belies its power, offering a residence where brutalist geometry meets a responsive, human-scaled connection to the landscape, creating a home that is at once striking, considered, and inherently livable.