A clean minimalist recreational home entirely in metal-glass is born as an integral part of its landscape and leans over the garden that surrounds it. The design proposals revolves around the tradition of axially related rooms in an enfilade arrangement. 
The challenges and requirements that guided the project went mainly through the question of solar orientation, 
the framing of the best view and a concern with the family needs in a logic of different accesses, 
absence of obstacles and flow of circulation.

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The program takes place along this central entrance tree court welcome, ensuring that all divisions gain equally from the solution created, thus standardizing the balance between sun, views, privacy and leisure. 

The large social areas, the kitchen and the bedrooms, take advantage of this direct relationship between facades.

 
The house develops with a progressive character that evolves from technical and functional areas to social and private areas.