This 7893 square feet luxury style 5 bedroom, 8.5 bath with 3 garage stalls falls in the 7000-8000 square feet range. It also combines elements from the mediterranean style.The floor plan features teen suite/Jack & Jill bath, suited for corner lot, open floor plan, walk-in pantry/cabinet pantry, hobby/rec room/game room, walk-in closet, covered rear porch, [...]

Architecture design of Lycian Coast Villa is located on Lycia region in Turkey. It was a region in Anatolia in what are now the provinces of Antalya and Mugla on the southern coast of Turkey. This elongate of shoreline is habitually referred to as the “pirate coast” thanks to many cove and small islands where the numerous sea raiders would take refuge. Not only luxurious building and facilities offered here, we can also enjoy beautiful mountainous and watery sceneries from the villa.

The entrance, from Clarendon Street, is marked by a dramatic steel blade-like canopy propped up by two huge yellow steel sticks. Entry foyers, meeting rooms, theatrical, administration kitchen and plant areas are all located within this entry structure. A verandah of angled steel columns and an angled wall of glass provide river views from within.

The brief called for “a campus of elements”, rather than a singular monumental object. All the elements are grouped around the north/south extension of the park and the Royal Exhibition Building. The Forest Gallery, a large lightweight enclosure housing trees, birds, insects and fish, waterfalls and other elements of a Victorian temperate forest, forms the centrepoint of this axis.