Ebron Ha Mor, Mawgan Porth, Cornwall Where Sky Meets Sea — A Sustainable Sanctuary on the Cornish Coast By: ARCO2 Architecture Perched on the cliffs of Mawgan Porth, Ebron Ha Mor, Cornish for Sky and Sea, is a striking example of low-energy, sustainable architecture grounded in ethical values and deep environmental sensitivity. What might have been two uninspiring structures has been transformed, through vision, craftsmanship and respect for place, into a pair of contemporary homes that both honour and enhance their dramatic setting. Nestled seamlessly into the coastal landscape, these buildings are not just perched on the land, they have become part of it. Designed to celebrate the panoramic sea views, the homes feature expansive open-plan living spaces on the ground floor, flowing effortlessly into a thoughtfully landscaped garden. Ground floor bedrooms with en-suites ensure accessibility, while upstairs, additional bedrooms open onto private balconies that frame the vast Atlantic horizon. A dedicated plant room integrates utility space and a cloakroom, ensuring elegant functionality throughout. Built to withstand the harsh Atlantic elements, regularly battered by winds up to 80mph, the homes employ a newly developed Cornish ICF system known as R-Wall. This system uses waterproof XPS insulation, delivering exceptional U-values and … Continue reading Ebron Ha Mor: A Sanctuary By The Atlantic