The program consists of a seasonal house to accommodate up to three couples, which could be leasedthe rest of the year. Its intermittent occupation led us to think of it as a mix of two models: the motel and the cabin. The motel suggests self-sufficient rooms served from the outside by an independentaccess, while the cabin features a centralized space that brings the community together. A set of 4 rooms gather in a shared central kitchen, forming a larger compact structure enclosed by mobile panels, which offer different possibilities of use according to their position. Each room is connected to a courtyard. These four structures are placed together in a perpendicular axis from one another, forming a cross layout over a squared base with four patios in the corners. The tip of this form hosts a living – kitchen – dinning room, the opposite end contains a guest room, while at either sides two units host equal master bedrooms–courtyard. The construction is entirely of pinewood with glued joints done without metal pieces exposed to the sea oxide. The ceiling is arranged in four separate rectangular structures made out of thin beams that achieve stiffness only as a whole. Its elements arescrewed over the walls and a perimeter porch without diagonal main beams along a modulation of 95 cm. The rotated disposition of these four structural units leaves a squared skylight above the central kitchen, where the ventilation bell of the stove hangs from the corners marking the hearth.