AGi Architects' S-Cube Chalet: A Masterpiece in Beach House Design

Winner of the Golden A' Architecture, Building and Structure Design Award in 2013

The S-Cube Chalet is not just a single beach house, but three small semi-detached houses, each with its own unique features and benefits. The design is a perfect blend of privacy and shared living, with each house enjoying its own private outdoor area open to the sky, extended sea views, and privacy from immediate neighbors.

The two houses located on the ground floor level are offset in plan to create privacy and define their respective entrances. This clever design strategy ensures that each house maintains its own distinct identity, while still being part of the larger S-Cube Chalet.

The third house is located at a higher level, facing the sea. This house is separated from the other two by a staircase, adding another layer of privacy and exclusivity. The location of this house provides it with stunning sea views, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility and beauty.

AGi architects' design team, including Nasser Abulhasan, Joaquín Pérez-Goicoechea, Monica Marquez, Jose Angel del Campo, Robert Varghese, and Abdul Hafiz Bahi El Din Mohammed, have truly outdone themselves with this design. Their innovative approach to beach house design has resulted in a unique and inspiring creation that is a testament to their talent and creativity.

The S-Cube Chalet is located in Kuwait, a country known for its beautiful beaches and stunning architecture. This design fits perfectly into this setting, adding a new dimension to Kuwait's architectural landscape. The S-Cube Chalet is not just a beach house, but a work of art that reflects the beauty of its surroundings.

AGi architects' S-Cube Chalet was awarded the Golden A' Architecture, Building and Structure Design Award in 2013. This prestigious award is granted to marvelous, outstanding, and trendsetting creations that reflect the designer's prodigy and wisdom. It is a testament to the extraordinary excellence of the S-Cube Chalet and its significant impact on the world of architecture and design.