Greenery permeates the built mass, through the introduction of canopies that stand out and deconstruct the main volume. The pronounced texture of materials such as stone and wood, in dialogue with the smooth materiality of white plastered surfaces and smoothed cement, creates an object that lives and asserts itself through contrasts. Each façade describes a face, with the north façade being the first to be discovered. Incorporated into the terrain and partly semi-buried, it has a more restrained volumetry. At the rear, large glazed panels manage the relationship with the exterior, bringing the garden and the surroundings into the house. The house is developed on two floors, with the lower core predominantly comprising the social areas. A sequence of living and dining rooms, resulting from different framings with the terrain and solar exposure, creates spaces of varying degrees of seclusion. To level the social area of the house with the garden, an intermediate access platform was created, incorporating the house into the natural slope of the terrain. On this floor is also the master suite. Located in a more secluded area, it appears separated from the rest of the house by a patio, providing privacy to those who use it. In the upper wing, facing south, four suites are designed with balconies overlooking the garden and the pool. The Ground Floor features a green roof, mirroring the existing vegetation outside into the bedrooms, blending the volume with nature. The spacious outdoor area frames the pool and allows for passage and connection to the natural terrain.