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Built into a steep slope in Kfederbian, Lebanon, is a steep sloped double residence home designed by Bernard Khoury, a Beirut-based architect with many dynamic projects to his name. This residence, entitled Plot 4328, works very nicely with the topography that surrounds it. The central staircase on the southern façade (which also acts as the house’s roof) leads up to the pool which is surrounded by glass permitting a spectacular view. The two residences below are symmetrical and I like the way the skylights work into the staircased façade, creating texture to the surface and allowing light in to the individual apartments.

Pretty fabulous all the way around.