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Arcadia — Joe Adsett

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Arcadia

Defined by sculptural form and a deep sense of calm, Arcadia is a waterfront residence shaped by fluid geometry and openness .

A sweeping upper level appears to float above a grounded base of elegant arches, creating a home that feels at once monumental and effortless. Bold in silhouette yet restrained in expression, the architecture is softened by natural textures, layered landscaping and a seamless relationship to its surroundings.

Designed to embrace the rhythm of coastal living, Arcadia unfolds through a sequence of shaded terraces, glazed living spaces and curated outdoor moments that dissolve the boundary between inside and out. Deep overhangs, framed outlooks and resort-like amenity create a sense of privacy and retreat, while inviting light, breeze and water views into everyday life.

With its quiet confidence and timeless coastal presence, Arcadia is conceived as a private sanctuary—an architectural escape defined by beauty, ease and enduring elegance.


Phase: Design





Source: www.joeadsett.com.au

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