Casa Polo Maitencillo II

Geometry is the primary statement: an angular roof that breaks horizontality and generates an unexpected silhouette from the entrance — inclined planes that intersect and create a double-height volume at the core of the house. What reads externally as a sculptural gesture becomes space internally: air, zenith light, and a scale that amplifies the program. Toward the garden, the volume opens completely. Floor-to-ceiling glazing connects the interior with the exterior without mediation, and the wooden lattice on the side filters light without closing the view. The dark exterior inverts inside: warm tones, wood, light. The pool is not an accessory — it is geometry. Its concrete mass integrates into the slope as another piece of the project, at the same level as the wooden terrace. From the living room, the water and pine trees form the frame.