The House CL76 is located in Nordelta, Tigre, Buenos Aires province. 

Is a single-family house project which was designed from its location, at the shore of a lake. The unevenness of the terrain was also incorporated into the project and was traduced as a smooth level difference between the living-room and the kitchen/dining area, virtually separated by a metallic staircase.

Both levels of the house are organized around a patio that maximizes the natural light of the North to the interior.

The structure consists of a two-meters high beam located at the side of the house, three inverted beams on the roof and a series of steel tensioners, that allow to minimize the footprint of the house and also gain total flexibility by connecting the inside with the outside.

This large exposed-concrete beam that adds personality to the house also emphasizes the access and helps provide intimacy in the interior from the neighbors.