Designed for a Kuwaiti family, the Moh Sayegh residence explores the interplay between generous social spaces and clearly defined private zones -- a spatial hierarchy that is both culturally appropriate and architecturally rigorous.
The exterior presents a composed facade of geometric volumes relieved by vertical screening elements that moderate the intense Gulf sun without closing the house to the landscape. A double-height entrance hall sets the tone on arrival: a space that connects all principal rooms and establishes the generosity of the interior sequence.