The glass panels align with the facade, creating a sleek, prismatic piece that seems weightless. The operable windows are minimal, made of thick glass that protects against cold and sunlight. Awnings unfold like sails, shielding and conditioning the interior. The steel pillars darken slightly, and the house, airy, expresses its lightness, appearing to rest on its own woodwork.

A pavilion for children and guests, along with an outdoor gazebo, connects the garden extending to the pool. Vines will grow on the walls of the pavilion, linking the house to the earth. The facade is made of lime mortar, while the concrete of the bases, walls, and floors is dyed to unify the different materials in a single tone. The house is both tangible and concrete, yet also abstract and universal.

Inside, various materials and textures blend in the same hue. Camparsepero stone, in large pieces, covers the floors, steps, and uneven areas. Doors and cabinets are made from stained pine plywood. Upstairs, the flooring is wooden, and doors are painted the same color as the walls and ceiling, creating a neutral, quiet backdrop for life and nature.