It is a weekend cottage with a basic programme of three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a lounge and a dining room with an integrated kitchen. All the rooms are organised in a single double height volume whose perimeter is completely made of glass up to 2.3m high and closed up to a ceiling level of 4.00m.

Towards the ocean, the house extends on a terrace ending in a swimming pool whose border effect visually prolongs the horizon. Meanwhile, the back area takes advantage of the natural slope of the terrain to create a level difference that protects privacy from the outside. Thus, from the back, the volume seems to be less slim, exacerbating its horizontality as a prism “levitating” over the landscape and underlying the geographical system and the distance. The construction favours dyed wood as an exterior expression and white walls inside. The structure is based on triangular steel beams.