The house has two levels, downstairs and upstairs, a garage with additional patio with a pond and a garden area. The ground floor includes a covered lobby, an indoor room, a library of double height, two guest bathrooms, a patio double-height living room with fireplace, dining room, a dining area, kitchen with pantry and lodge.
The upper level includes a lobby, TV room, master bedroom with bathroom and dressing room, fitness room, two bedrooms with bathroom and closet in each room and a terrace with outdoor garden. Also on this level, there is a guest bedroom and a bathroom that is separated from the other bedrooms.
As part of architectural discourse and for reasons of durability and maintenance of very few finishes used, one being concrete, being one of the most remarkable materials of a house for its durability over time and that becomes more dignity and history over time.
The house was built with a structure based on the construction of reinforced concrete, apparent concrete walls, red brick and the use of structural steel. The exterior finishes of walls and some interior finishes are of stone Galarza, and used cast vinyl and enamel paints in wet areas.
One of the main goals was to get as much natural light and garden views, and not to create a series of enclosed spaces, but a series of spaces, where events happen and communicate with them.
Importantly, the house is designed in modules and multiples of feet, resulting in different sizes with overlapping rectangles, which became the geometric pattern of the house.
