The home’s façade features both recovered dry stone walls and a sizeable band of mortar at the top, which pushes the hip roofs into the background. Thus, aside from consolidating the outer face and bestowing it with a modern style, it creates a penetrable structure, with setbacks around the entire perimeter that give rise to small courtyards, gardens, porches and covered areas.
The house consists of two levels: a basement, which holds the living area and auxiliary areas, plus the ground floor with the main rooms. The latter is organised into two rectangular blocks positioned perpendicularly to offer views of the garden in all directions. One of them holds the porch and public areas—living area, dining area and kitchen—, while the other holds the private areas—two suites, two children’s bedrooms and two bathrooms. The access hub, which is found between the two blocks, connects them to the intermediate area and opens out to a contemplative courtyard.