The main rooms of the house were locatedon the upper floor, elevated to provide even better views. With this elevation, all the support spaces were created such as the garage, laundry, storage, etc. as well as access volume to the upper floor. This stands out due to its colour, guiding the access route from the ground.

Attached to the terrain, it was sought at the same time a solid construction, with opaque volumes and spans that open out towards the landscape, creating a balance and harmony between full and empty.

The house will be composed of three overlapping volumes, one in granite (conveying an entrance marking image) on a more prominent plane, another plastered, which protects the the glazed openings to the south, and at the same time transmits an image of lightness by opting for the white colour and yet another plastered, giving more privacy.

The functional distribution is managed according to the desired levels of privacy, providing at the same time different experiences and appropriations of space.

Direct lighting and ventilation through a patio at
floor -1.

On the ground floor we have the social spaces, kitchen, living rooms and a office
differentiated by slight differences in floor and ceiling levels, allowing different environments.

After analysing the constraints and conflicts of the various possible approaches, why not assume and transport the linearity of the architectural solution to be developed, thus assuming an almost clean and longilinear volume?