Long Bay Beach
LONG BAY BEACH, PROVIDENCIALES · COASTAL RESIDENCE · CONCEPT AND DEVELOPED DESIGN
On the sheltered edge of Long Bay Beach, this residential study reframes the relationship between the house, garden pavilions, deck and shoreline. The proposal uses shade, planting, movement and a restrained material palette to create a composed sequence of indoor and outdoor rooms suited to coastal living.
Developed at concept and developed-design stage, the work respects the established character of the property while clarifying circulation and strengthening the experience of the sea. It is presented as selected prior-practice experience by Amir Naseri, with existing photography and concept imagery clearly distinguished.
PROJECT TYPE — Private coastal residence · refurbishment and beachfront amenity
STATUS — Concept and developed-design work
LOCATION — Long Bay Beach, Providenciales, Turks and Caicos
CLIENT — Confidential private client
ROLE — Selected prior-practice experience by Amir Naseri
IMAGERY — Existing site photography and clearly labelled AI-assisted concept visualisations
Creating a home shaped by its setting?
Share the site, climate and ambitions. We will turn them into a considered spatial, material and delivery strategy.
Coastal Residence — The principal house with its hipped blue roof, settled into the shoreline planting on the leeward edge of Providenciales
Coastal approach - the boardwalk leading through native sea grape and shoreline planting to the sand, with the residence beyond.
Site Plan — House, terrace, boardwalk and shoreline composed as one continuous platform from the principal rooms to the sand
Pavilion Plan and Elevations — Octagonal beach pavilion: eight gable faces on a timber post-and-beam frame, mediating between deck and sand
Beach Edge — Outdoor amenity arranged to follow the path of the prevailing breeze, deck meeting boardwalk meeting sand
Sunset Composition — The house and its planting reading against the Atlantic horizon at dusk
Bedroom — Master bedroom with curtains and the ocean visible through the glazed terrace doors
Sunset Coastline — Painterly capture of the property at dusk: blue roof, sand-line edge, the planting holding the foreground
Ocean View — The Caribbean as read from the property edge, the design's quiet justification
Pavilion Sketch — Hand sketch resolving the octagonal pavilion's proportions before construction