The house rests naturally on the terrain, engaging in a dialogue with the surrounding landscape and opening to the east with its glass surfaces toward the sea. To the north, the volumes become more solid: two wooden-clad blocks house the sleeping areas, while the stone volume marks the entrance. The building integrates seamlessly with the outdoor spaces, becoming an integral part of them.

The roof, mostly flat, features a rooftop garden, while a sloped section accommodates photovoltaic and thermal panels, ensuring the home’s energy self-sufficiency. The infinity-edge pool blends with the sky and the sea, while large stone slabs and lawn areas in the surrounding outdoor spaces create a harmonious continuum between architecture and nature.