Located in Miami, Florida, Ponce Davis House is a contemporary residence inspired by traditional farmhouses. The project reinterprets their characteristic pitched roofs through a contemporary architectural language, combining angular volumes, natural stone, dark cladding, and exposed timber structures.

The building's geometry responds to the existing trees on the site, with intersecting and shifted volumes creating terraces, sheltered spaces, and courtyards. Large glazed openings establish visual continuity between interior and exterior spaces, while the spatial organization prioritizes natural light, privacy, and views of the garden. The result is a residence defined by the interplay of geometric forms, contrasting materials, and carefully articulated spaces.