The construction uses compressed earth bricks stabilized with 8% portland cement for the main house and poured earth for outbuildings. The purposely blind facade incorporates opaque glass for privacy and allows visitors once inside to discover the interior and back exterior panorama.

The back of the house takes advantage of a north facing window wall, maximizing views of the pond, pool and jacuzzi as well as the existing landscape of tropical trees and vegetation on the property. This living area provides a connection to nature and offers the owner a private oasis.

The architects created a seamless interior-exterior transition to maximize light and natural views. Each room features glass walls which open to a unique secluded landscape.

While the public gathering spaces rely on open volume, the two bedroom suites have been scaled down to bring a more intimate ambiance. The open floor plan relies on volume and simplistic spaces with an unobstructed flow. The intentional 5 m high dropped ceilings allow for natural air ventilation and insulation in addition to a dramatic perspective.