The house has two entrances—one for pedestrians and one for vehicles—which are located at different levels due to the slope of the land. 

The home’s design reflects a clear focus on functionality and integration with the surroundings, utilizing the street’s slope to provide easy access to both the ground floor and the basement. This creates an efficient architectural solution that maximizes the use of space and facilitates movement within the property.

Form and Structure: The house’s facade is a rectangular volume with clean lines and a use of natural materials. It has a clean, contemporary look, with a large rectangular opening in the roof that defines the covered porch.

Glass windows: Large floor-to-ceiling windows allow an abundance of natural light to flood the interior and provide a direct visual connection to the outdoors. These windows offer an unobstructed view of the garden and the pool.

Wood and Concrete: The upper part of the facade is clad with horizontal wood panels that contrast with the rest of the house, which is made of smooth concrete or light-colored stucco, adding a warm touch to the contemporary style.

Garden and Pool: In front of the house is a green area with a pool, providing an outdoor space for relaxation. There are also lounge chairs, suggesting that the space is designed for leisure and rest.

Open Spaces: Inside, the house follows the same modern, minimalist style. It features an open-concept layout where the kitchen, dining room, and living room share the same space.

Double-height ceiling: In the living room, the ceiling is double-height, creating a sense of spaciousness. The floor-to-ceiling windows make the space very bright and seamlessly connect it to the outdoors.

Modern decor: The furniture features simple, elegant lines in neutral colors such as white, gray, and light wood tones, creating a relaxed and contemporary atmosphere.

Modern Lighting: Minimalist pendant lights add a touch of sophistication to the space.