The sophisticated and highly elaborate volume of the upper part contrasts with the quasi-artisanal surface of the apparent concrete walls and the polished cement of the lower part, while we link both volumes with the diffuse and phantasmagorical figure that gives us the vaporized glass that contains the stairs, thus generating the contrast and balance between the three volumes.

A large plant is established covering the width of the land as much as possible, leaving a free boundary for access to the rear garden, on the ground floor a large isotropic space is generated that visually connects from the double height to the master bedroom.

The floor is released to the maximum without neglecting the privacy of intimate areas such as the study and bedrooms.