The first quadrant, welcoming the inhabitants, features an endemic garden that reinforces and shelters life. The second quadrant, shaded by trees, accommodates cars, shielded by a long stone wall that also highlights the mountain's horizon. The third quadrant houses a one-bedroom space, where public and private areas are separated by a multifunctional volume. Finally, the office in the fourth quadrant stands out vertically, contrasting the landscape's horizontality and echoing the iconic Santa Brígida mine in Mineral de Pozos.

This spatial arrangement necessitates continuous movement, immersing the inhabitants in nature, reminiscent of an ancient monastery, and seamlessly integrating the landscape into its design.