"Futuristic and dramatic architectural design of a house at ground level, seamlessly integrated into a beach setting, with an angular, deconstructivist style inspired by Daniel Libeskind. The house features sharp, fragmented lines and dynamic, geometric forms, creating a sense of movement and tension. The structure's asymmetry and angularity break traditional architectural norms, with interlocking volumes and distorted planes that appear to be suspended between land and sky. The exterior walls are made of highly reflective stainless steel, creating mirror-like surfaces that reflect the surrounding natural landscape, including the rolling waves of the beach and the expansive sky. Glass facades reveal glimpses of the interior, while the polished steel surfaces intensify the play of light, creating complex reflections on the beach and the ocean. The house is surrounded by a thoughtfully designed garden, with low-maintenance, modern landscaping elements such as minimalist sculptures, ornamental grasses, and sleek stone pathways that blend seamlessly into the natural environment. The beach sand extends to the house’s edges, merging with the garden's design and creating a smooth transition between architecture and nature. The vibrant, warm colors of a sunset cast long, dramatic shadows across the reflective surfaces of the house, while the gentle breeze from the ocean rustles the garden’s plants. The surrounding environment features a calm, tranquil ocean with distant waves, and the view from the house offers a serene, yet avant-garde composition, capturing the tension between modern design and the natural world."