The house, from the privileged environment in which it is located, frames the landscape, incorporating it into the spaces of the house. It is distributed in different heights, collecting the bedrooms and elevated night areas on the top floor, turning, relative to its axis, a pronounced flight that directs the user’s gaze, and allows him to have a complete view of the environment.

The day area is resolved in a single space on the ground floor, connected to the pool that extends to be confused with the sea. The carpentry folds into the enclosure walls, until the boundary with the exterior is removed, making these interior spaces an extension of the landscape and the environment.

The entrance located at the highest level functions as an access, from the one that descends to the floors of the house, to the last semi-buried that houses recreational spaces, and that is covered with stone, unifies the house, giving it a sculptural character.