This house, very pure in its shapes, is dominated by a large middle triple-height space, well-lit given its large glazed panels, connecting all rooms in the different storeys by a staircase with independent tread slabs clamped on a concrete wall with round openings as the main feature. This middle space also joins the front with the back, with the additional feature of a pool going inside the house and doubling as a water mirror with a function as it ends in a whirlpool bath. The interior closing and the water were finished with huge stainless steel woodwork and sash windows with counterweights closing in the water. A very open hall with generous dimensions, 12.5 x 7.00 m, containing the living room, dining room, with interior barbecue, and kitchen with the indoor pool as the main feature. The front area has a multifunction space that may serve as an office or multimedia area for the TV, Playstation, computer or music. The upper floor has a two-bedroom wing for children with generous dimensions, separated and connected by dressing rooms and bathrooms joined by a bridge to the 7.00 x 5.00 m suite connected to the bathroom and dressing room by another glazed bridge over the additional patio, allowing for crosswise views to this great middle space. The third floor has a large multi-purpose room to serve as a gym and game room with the best views to the golf course. Introverted from the front, except for the large glazed panel of the middle space, and entirely glazed up to the rear façade with marvelous views and plenty of light, green area and water inside. A house intended from the interior to the exterior for excellent views to outside groves, but constantly checking the shapes, as it contains boxes projecting from the main volumetry, great masonry panels, in contrast with great glazed panels, and a set of sensible lighted volumes.