The house is a cascade of volumes and terraces that descend the cliff to the sea. Each level took its own spatial and formal logic. The rich 50s and 60s modern architectural heritage from Ancon was taken as a reference to find an appropriate language for the place: an Anconera house.
A large 4-level cavernous void with lush vegetation is carved out of the rock and sunlit from above to balance the unidirectionality from the obvious attraction of the sea view.
Inside, each transition between one level and the next is solved differently for achieving the greatest spatial diversity: 1. A Piranesian staircase hanging inside the void connects the up-per volume (access and master bedroom) with the second volume (living, dining room and kitchen). 2. A straight staircase descends to the lounge bar and terrace level where the canti-levered infinity pool merges with the bay. 3. From there, a staircase enters the rock of the hill to go down to the next 2 levels (secondary bedrooms level and guests level). 4. Finally an open stairway zigzags down the cliff until it reaches the sea.