DESCRIPTION:

The existing Tree on the land was what defined the general line to be followed in this project, a tree that dates back more than 2 centuries in the place and that serves as a witness to the passage of time; This primordial inhabitant extends its branches embracing the land and making it clear where and how to delicately place each of the project's rooms to create a symbiotic coexistence between the land-tree and the house-habitat. Creating several terraces around it.

It is the way of living this interstitial space that defines the final architectural will of the project: life abroad, open, closed, in community; a living photograph, that is, a world of coexistence, disorder, color and nature.

These terraces in turn visually and harmoniously connect the exterior invaded with vegetation with the interiors, creating very diffuse boundaries between interior and exterior. Leaving open views to all points of view, especially to the horizon, which is only cut by mountains and nature, canyons, trees, streams and lush vegetation.

A sober and simple distribution that in turn guarantees good ventilation and lighting to each space.

Built on an extremely steep site in a heavily vegetated area, emphasis was placed on integrating the house into the surroundings with minimal disturbance to wildlife.