The house is composed of three interconnected wings that form a large inverted 'L' with a perpendicular conclusion on the end of the longer side. The open pavilion alongside the swimming pool is added to the layout of the house; they are both perpendicular to the main volume and close the overall form of the intervention, creating the courtyard with an internal garden that follows the movements of the ground.
The entire building is in exposed reinforced concrete, a material that unites the governed sum of volumes in a unified, monochromatic and mono-material way. The main front facing the street is shielded by an arboreal curtain and composed of the continuous covering of the metallic 'architectural skin', conceived as a white surface perforated by geometric figures and inclined lines, called to draw a dense motif punctuated by rhombuses and triangles turned upside down and juxtaposed in a successful relationship between full and empty.