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The entry compresses beneath the concrete volume before releasing into a double-height living space aligned with the courtyard.

Two overlapping rectilinear volumes define the private residence as a compact composition organized around an internal courtyard rather than external views.

A planked, cast-in-place concrete volume defines the ground level, expressing structural mass and construction method through board-formed texture. A V-shaped concrete column descends into the pool, acting as a sculptural focal point.

Natural light is introduced through the courtyard and controlled openings, producing calibrated interior conditions across the day.

The primary bedroom is embedded within the upper concrete volume, using controlled apertures and material restraint to maintain privacy.

Kitchen and dining are embedded within the central volume, maintaining open visual relationships while supporting a ten-seat configuration.

A sculptural spiral stair in American oak rises from the living space, introducing a vertical circulation element with strong material contrast.

A ground-floor skylight introduces controlled top light into the entry threshold, marking the transition from the enclosed exterior volume into the central living space.

Departing from the exposed concrete language, the bathroom shifts to a more refined palette of smooth stone and integrated timber.

A double-height social core anchors the plan, visually connecting living, dining, and circulation within a single vertical volume. Full-height openings extend the living area directly into the courtyard.