Located on an irregular lot, the house sits at the back of the lot and is parallel to one of the streets to open the best orientation and capture the best views.  The idea of this journey was to discover the entrance as we follow the exterior stone wall.

A blind and evocative entrance makes a strong impression on the house.  The white of the carrara marble dominates the interior architecture.

The water that surrounds the house penetrates it in the form of the mirrored surface of the water whose novelty results in the interior cascade that emerges from the top floor and falls while painting reflections via a pane of glass.  This mirror of water is reproduced outside blurring the boundaries between one and the other.

This project was a great challenge for the Studio, considering that it was going to take part of the urban structure. It is between two existing buildings that threatens the project when the problem of isolation and view.

This Project goes beyond the rigid setting. It translates the urban setting into a natural setting subtlety. It pushes the boundaries of the conventional urban home to a spacious living where one has the best of both, the natural and the urban setting.