The farmhouse is designed with precision, through the use of clean, straight lines, conceived as a continuous and fluid expression. The successive rooms are interconnected without physical closures, maximizing the movement of air, to be as efficient as possible.

The distribution is governed by two perpendicular axes that organize the public and private flows within the internal routes. In the center, a patio open to the sky connects these axes and allows glimpses of both environments with crossed visions.

The heart of the house is the double-height living area, which enhances the full-width glass façade, designed to enjoy the presence of the garden, changing dynamically through the months.

The circulation staircase, topped by a clerestory that diffuses natural light, communicates the study on the mezzanine that flies over the living, dominating the entire space up to the main entrance.

Different heights of the stepped roofs exceed the perimeter of the walls, forming broad overhangs that shelter from the sun.