Ehrlich Architects | A paradise in the desert

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Signed by Ehrlich Architects, this attractive 35,000-square-foot residence located in one of the States of United Arab Emirates assumes a special charm to integrate the ancient Arab culture in contemporary and functional architecture.

The house features a huge curved roof, made in shiny aluminum, which gives it a point most spectacular and unites the compound’s series of two-story buildings. Each and every one of the elements of the structure ”evoke a giant Bedouin tent ", mixing tradition and modernity in equal parts.

The main entrance is located at the end of a corridor of beautiful and lofty palm trees, tended to recreate an idyllic atmosphere for those privileged to enjoy this enchanting palace.

On the ground floor, spacious rooms able to captivate guests. Divided into small private oasis, men and women have their own spaces to meet. The east floor, more private rooms give the family a place to rest.

Architects gambled by using modern technology at home and delighted in landscaping, patios and swimming pools to allow the hot desert temperatures were not a handicap to their customers, making however in a totally idyllic location.

A true architectural gem that symbolizes the impressive effort of the firm to conduct this major project, as well as good taste and refinement of the owners.

Text by Gonzalo Lastra