The sloping topography and the possibility of opening to different landscapes \u2013 mountains at one side and the city and its lights at the other \u2013 defined the organization of the house. A subtle ramp reaches an interior plaza that houses the parking area and offers an undulating staircase that connects with the upper level, where to glass rooms define a semi interior courtyard. The frontal social spaces open to the mountain, while the leisure areas connect with the kitchen and allow the use of a grass flat area behind the house. Laterally, facilities and circulation are located in a discrete way.At the third level the intimate spaces are located, offering to the master bedroom the night views of the lights of the city. The pos-tensioned concrete structure associated with thin steel tube columns allowed larger spans with a considerable reduction of the mass of the structural elements.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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