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What Person Actually Wants to Live in This Mod Barnacle?

Perfect for people prone to quite literally "living on the edge" at all times, this proposed vacation home by the "prefabricated architecture specialists" at Modscape envisions an ultra-modern getaway off coastline of Victoria, Australia, that clutches to the side of a rocky cliff the same way that "barnacles cling to the side of a ship." Much like a shotgun-style home that's been needlessly tipped on its side, the abode is meant to be entered through a top-floor garage, which further descends down by way of a slim glass staircase. Each of the five floors is designed to be split up into partially sectioned off "areas," including three separate bedroom, a dining toom, a spa, and "BBQ zone."

In order to keep the focus on the sea (not exactly a difficult feat, considering the waves pummel rocks below during high tide) the interiors are a slick white affair, with almost no furniture, save for a built-in conversation pit. Take a look at the floorplans, right this way.

· Cliff house by Modscape suspended above the australian ocean [Design Boom]
· All Cliff Architecture posts [Curbed National]