A slanted roof of prestressed concrete glides from one end of the terrain to the other, resting on a rock and compounding the main image of Project House Sálvia. On top of this structure, a green, west-facing roof makes the ideal space for cultivating low vegetation, such as sage (in Portuguese, sálvia), which names the project. In opposition with the above, the second storey is a masonry and glass block, which replicates the sage green tone. This floor houses the bedrooms, above the wide, open, living space, which faces the gardens.