AGUA is a private residence conceived as a sequence of pure volumes, controlled perspectives and changing light conditions.

The entrance is deliberately concealed from the street and reached through a long, narrow passage protected by a large masonry screen. The path gradually reveals the house and culminates in a large glazed entrance.

The defining element of the project is the rooftop swimming pool, positioned on the second floor and characterized by an intense red bottom. Water becomes an architectural material, reflecting light onto the surrounding surfaces and illuminating the entrance passage below.

The project explores the relationship between architecture, water and light, creating a contemporary residence in which circulation becomes an essential part of the spatial experience.