Designed for a couple with three children. At the center of the house, a double-height space was planned, creating a sense of openness and height, while a gallery on the upper floor allows an open view from the children’s rooms into the main living area. The architectural language incorporates rounded elements that repeat throughout the home—from the pergola, through the windows, to the entrance stairs—softening the geometric lines of the structure. A monochromatic color palette was selected to emphasize the architectural massing of the building and the composition between its different volumes.