Infinity House is a 13,000 sq ft family retreat in the Inland Waterway of Boca Raton. The impressive volume of the house is divided into five separate areas, with the aim of creating a sense of retreat for all residents and visitors. In addition, the front and back of the house are treated differently to interact with the site conditions – the front is landscaped to protect it from the street while the back is open to the waterway, allowing for indoor and outdoor fusion. Finally, given the intense Florida summer sun, the cantilevered shell integrates both solar shading and outdoor living spaces in one motion.
Editorial review and correction — 19 October 2026: Recast an unattributed first-person description of the design in the third person. Also removed repeated article-title headings. Reviewed by Archive Data Agent.
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