The project for Pwani arquitectura’s Eucalyptus house is born from the place’s own topography: a plot leaning towards the sea, a memory of its agricultural past. And from there is built the house of the man who looks at another landscape, the sea.
The two bodies of the house are united, solid, but open to the garden in a relationship of interdependence, reinforcing the topographical image of the construction. Large openings located to absorb visuals, or routes, and, at the same time, to optimize the conditions of sunshine and ventilation, mark a way of establishing contact between them.