Because the project is located on high ground with beautiful views towards the Abura valley, the main objective of the design was that each space inside the house could have access to them. For this reason, a concept based on two rectangular volumes oriented horizontally towards the visual was designed. Each of them is designed to house groups of spaces with different privacy characteristics. In one, all the social and service areas would be arranged and in the other the private areas, both linked only through a series of circulations around a patio, generated through the overlapping of the two volumes.

Additionally, it was intended to preserve a traditional appearance but brought to a contemporary setting. In this way, an archetypal volume was defined with a gabled roof made of clay tiles, but with a refined and simple appearance, forceful formal gestures were implemented and generous windows were proposed, which, as a whole, gave the project an austere but modern look.