Sea Home proposes a residential model that dissolves the boundary between habitation and the marine horizon, reflecting the contextual thinking central to the INJ Architects Philosophy and positioning the project within the broader framework of the Projects Overview. Rather than treating the sea as a backdrop, the design integrates water as an active spatial generator, transforming isolation into an architectural condition shaped by openness, reflection, and continuous dialogue with the Red Sea.
The architectural language is grounded in the values articulated in Who We Are, where concept, site, and function are inseparable. Panoramic edges and layered outdoor decks express the firm’s Architecture Style, while the spatial clarity and controlled openness demonstrate the disciplined process described in How We Work. Form here is not symbolic but responsive, emerging directly from environmental logic.
Technological exploration operates as a design enabler rather than a visual statement. Interior environments evolve through calibrated Interior Design strategies, supported by immersive visualization tools developed through VR & AR workflows. These explorations are part of the ongoing architectural discourse published in the Architecture Blog and INJ Blog, situating Sea Home within a research-oriented residential experimentation.
Led by Ibrahim Nawaf Jowahrji within the collaborative structure of the INJ Architects Team, Sea Home reflects an advanced level of architectural authorship. The project aligns with the firm’s long-term commitment to Sustainability, presenting a residential thesis where environmental sensitivity, spatial intelligence, and contextual restraint converge into a distinct marine living experience.
