Built in the 1970s, the original house had accumulated extensions and different volumes over time, fragmenting both its appearance and its relationship with the outdoors.

The renovation is based on a clear operation: to order, unify and connect. A new curved envelope integrates the different volumes and conceals the pitched roofs, giving the house a more continuous and contemporary expression.

Outside, pergolas and terraces create new intermediate spaces between the house and the landscape. Inside, the main living areas open towards the garden and pool, strengthening the connection between indoors and outdoors.

Light renders, timber and stone create a warm and timeless atmosphere, while curved forms and integrated furniture give the project its identity. The result is a more open, coherent home, closely connected to its surroundings.