Measured Architecture was tasked with a delicate undertaking: to honour the original design while crafting a quieter, more elemental version of the home. Their response is both respectful and bold—retaining the core structure, yet introducing a swooping black façade, a simplified interior palette, and a cantilevered deck that hovers gently above the untouched terrain.

The result is a sculptural, weather-hardened dwelling, shaped by the wind, the rain, and the light—purpose-built for its setting and elevated in every sense.

Perched 500 feet above the ocean, Raven House offers a commanding perspective—trees give way to sea, and sea to sky, in a continuous, immersive panorama. Whether from the cantilevered deck, the living room, or the freestanding tub in the ensuite, the views invite pause. They aren’t merely scenic—they’re elemental. Tides, clouds, and shifting light move across the landscape like weather through thought. Here, nature doesn’t just surround you—it unfolds before you.

The interior has been quietly pared back. Yellow cedar walls have been neutralised in whites and greys. Poured concrete floors ground the space, while built-in maple millwork brings warmth and coherence.

The kitchen and principal suite—overlooking the sea—have been reworked to reflect the same restraint. The ensuite offers a wet-room shower, a freestanding tub, and panoramic views.