In the initial moment, the upper volume marks and emphasizes the entrance, inviting to go beyond the almost opaque barrier, pierced only by a gap that denounces the depth of the plot and the house, at the same time reinforcing the intention of impermeability.

After overcoming the initial barrier, the house reveals itself, in opposition to the outside, to be a wide and fluid space with a well defined program, opening the social areas to the outside through large glass spans. With these openings, the architect wanted to promote and enhance the relationship between the exterior, facing west, and the interior, maintaining the privacy of the master suite by creating a patio. On the upper floor, materialized by a loose and hermetic volume, there are two suites and an office, only open to private patios torn in the volume which, in addition to guaranteeing privacy, allow the glazed spaces to be protected from direct radiation.