Beyoncé and Jay-Z reportedly just bought a house that—between the price, the size, and the world-class architectural pedigree—would break any design lover’s soul.

According to TMZ, the pair has splashed out $200 million for a sprawling mansion designed by Pritzker prize–winning architect Tadao Ando perched amid the star-studded bluffs in Malibu, California.

Courtesy of WHY architects; Photo by Florian HolzherrThe house is composed of minimal concrete volumes and is oriented toward the ocean.

The 30,000-square-foot compound, which is composed of a series of low-slung glass and concrete volumes (Ando’s signature material) was first designed for noted art collector and Jeff Koons aficionado William Bell, who purchased the property in 2003, according to the Los Angeles Times, though the building wasn’t completed until 2014.

Courtesy of WHY architects; Photo by Florian HolzherrA view of the sprawling outdoor terrace. The home was originally built to showcase William Bell’s art collection.

Ando, who also designed Kanye West’s Malibu beachfront home, built the digs in collaboration with award-winning architect (and protégé) Kulapat Yantrasast, who runs the firm WHY out of New York and Los Angeles.