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Mission San Xavier del Bac became a designated U.S. National Historic Landmark in 1960.
The primary bedroom features custom built-in timber elements, while full-height glazing connects the private interior to an exterior terrace and landscape views.
Complete with full-height glazing, the living room occupies the end of the house, capturing 270-degree views of the surrounding landscape.
The principal infinity pool occupies an elevated terrace overlooking the surrounding landscape, establishing a strong horizontal datum within the stepped composition of the residence.
Opening directly from the living room, the outdoor sitting deck extends the interior's material palette into the landscape.
Positioned as a hinge between the principal infinity pool and the lounging water body, the Jacuzzi creates a compact transitional element within the larger composition of interconnected pools and terraces.
An outdoor living area sits beside the cascading waterfall wall, featuring low-profile furnishings and surrounding planting creating a sheltered social setting.
The site plan organizes the 2,000-square-foot residence beneath the 69-foot infinity pool, with the landscaped social areas arranged along the contours of the sloping site.
Completed in 2016 by Mumbai-based firm SHROFFLEóN, Aurelia is a contemporary two-bedroom pool house addition to an existing residence. The project combines a long elevated infinity pool with landscaped terraces and water features.
The opulent 1925 French Renaissance Revival foyer features monumental Corinthian columns, a barrel-vaulted ceiling and richly detailed gilded plasterwork.
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