The residence is conceived as a single-storey, centrally positioned volume, organized in close dialogue with the surrounding landscape. All interior spaces open directly onto the garden, establishing a continuous relationship between the interior and the outdoors. The landscape is articulated into distinct zones, with the main residence acting as the central element that mediates between them. To the east, the front garden forms the more extroverted part of the site, conceived as a setting for gatherings, celebrations and everyday outdoor life. The northern garden accommodates the more functional aspects of everyday living, while the southern part is conceived as a more natural landscape, with mature trees, extensive planting and areas for cultivation. The interior is organized as a gradual sequence of privacy. The kitchen and dining area form the social heart of the house, while the entrance and living room occupy the more extroverted eastern side, maintaining a direct relationship with the front garden. Beyond these shared spaces, the children’s bedrooms are arranged along a modular structure that forms the spatial “spine” of the house. At its furthest and most secluded point, the master bedroom occupies the most private part of the residence, completing the gradual transition from the communal and extroverted areas to the more intimate spaces of the house. The upper level is conceived as an extension of the landscape, functioning as a raised garden above the main residence. Planted areas, outdoor living spaces, covered terraces and a BBQ area extend the garden into a second level, while an independent guest apartment provides a separate and autonomous space for visitors.