This single-family residence reinterprets one of the most widespread housing typologies in the United States, striking a balance between tradition and contemporary design, openness to the landscape and domestic privacy. Travertine-effect porcelain stoneware façades interact with timber cladding to create an architectural language that is both understated and refined. The garden and swimming pool become the focal points of outdoor living, seamlessly connected to the interiors through expansive glazed openings and a green courtyard that extends into the heart of the home, enhancing natural daylight, cross ventilation, and overall living comfort.
