A house designed for a hillside amidst the Atlantic Forest. Located at the top and also providing access to the land, this residence was built with a mixed system of structural masonry and reinforced concrete, and in addition to these materials, glass is the main element, creating a solid structure that blends into the terrain's topography.

The large glass panels offer a full view of the natural landscape, allowing natural light to permeate the interior spaces, reducing the need for artificial lighting. The use of exposed concrete provides not only durability, but also an interesting contrast with the intense green vegetation.

The interior features an open floor plan that facilitates circulation and natural ventilation, enabling constant interaction with the outdoors and making the most of
the stunning views of the surrounding forest.