A major virtue of the proposal was to choose to utilize the site’s natural soil and resources, also for its insulating properties. House C walls are 50 centimeters wide and mixed with natural mineral aggregates that pigment the soil black, this to achieve spaces that during the day stay fresh and at night preserve the thermal gain they achieve along the day and radiate it into the interior, in order to create warm spaces. The volumes of the residence are built in three rows in which non of them touches between each other, but a pair of corridors sew them creating a series of patios and gardens between them.

In total, the 12 volumes amass 1,115 square meters. The main idea for the patios was to divide the program into public, semi private and private spaces. A swimming pool and jacuzzi are at the centre of the first patio surrounded by the main living areas including the access, the kitchen, dinning and two living and lounge rooms. Four bedroom blocks are on the other side of the property creating a central patio. And the third patio is conformed by the master bedroom and the living room. Materials and key design elements for this project were concrete tile and wood floors, pivoting glass doors with wood shutters, archeological stone floors for the exterior corridors and blacksmithing windows and railings.