Located on the Costa Brava, about 100km from Barcelona, the lush town of Saint Feliu de Guixols, is the setting for this new project. Amidst native vegetation, the site occupies a slope overlooking the Mediterranean.

The house project was implemented transversally, in a horizontal plan, with two main volumes. In this region, harmony with the surroundings is a premise, which defined the use of white concrete, as well as the sober shapes, with large overhanging marquises. A sinuous line of wooden panels connects the two volumes, the social area and the suites, both protected by slabs with green roofs.

The main rooms, such as the living and bedrooms, are facing south, privileged by the sea view and the best solar orientation. The interior design is minimalist, valuing the furniture in natural wood from Brazilian designers, in line with the sculptural concept of the residence.

The landscaping with native species frames the house for those viewing it from the sea, while the green roof mimics the construction on the façade facing the street.