On a spacious corner lot, the residence unfolds gracefully, softening the natural topographical slope. With a gentle landing, the L-shaped layout allows the house to develop fluidly, despite the irregular shape of the lot and the two-story volume. This is delineated with the use of natural materials such as exposed concrete, stone, and wood. The long metal eaves clad in wood create a smooth crowning of the volume, generating a dynamic play of light and shadow that accentuates the horizontality of the building.

At a slightly lower elevation, the social entrance appears discreetly amidst the lush tropical garden, which embraces the entire structure with both sensitivity and robustness. The social and intimate pathways extend beyond mere functionality to also serve as routes for contemplation and visual connection with the various perspectives provided by the positioning of spaces and their dialogue with the landscaping, which also permeates the interior of the house. A metal brise soleil in the upper garden adds rhythm, enriching the architecture and enhancing privacy.

Internally, natural light envelops the entire social environment, accentuated by the light tones of the furniture and walls and by the shadow play provided by the eaves and architectural elements throughout the day.

The integration with the landscape is a striking feature. On one side of the "L," communal areas, the gourmet kitchen, and service areas are concentrated, structuring the space. In the perpendicular section, which houses the main entrance, are the living room, dining room harmonized with the wine cellar, home theater, and two suites, fluidly connecting social spaces.

On the upper floor, the master suite extends to a spacious terrace with a generous view of the surroundings, while three more suites and a mezzanine lounge complete the level. The residence is not just a living space but a living organism where the interaction between space, light, and nature creates memorable settings for intense family gatherings.