Solution:

The project proposes a wooden building built using dry construction systems, aiming to minimize its impact on the surroundings. The house is organized into two modules of contrasting geometries: one features an inverted roof that adds dynamism to the whole, while the other adopts a simpler gable-roof geometry.

The relationship between the two volumes generates different perceptions, spaces and views depending on the user’s position, both indoors and outdoors. The interiors are conceived as warm, welcoming spaces, predominantly using wood for both finishes and furniture, with stainless steel incorporated selectively on surfaces requiring higher hygiene standards and ease of maintenance.