The house is built on a small plot located in a protected wooded area in the Landes region, in southwestern France. Its meticulous placement allows for the preservation of the existing trees on the site. The house features a “T” shape, consisting of two perpendicular wings. The north-south wing houses the living areas, while the east-west wing, slightly elevated to better integrate with the terrain, contains the bedrooms. The covered terrace, facing east, is sheltered from the sea breeze coming from the west.

1 Living｜2 Dining｜3 Kitchen｜4 Master room｜5 Walk-in closet｜6 Bathroom｜7 WC｜8 Laundry room｜9 Bedroom｜10 Bathroom｜11 Storage｜12 Pool

The facades, constructed with masonry and covered with white stucco, rest on a sandblasted concrete base. The zinc roof, with its generous overhangs, provides shade for the outdoor spaces and improves summer comfort. The framework is made of natural wood from local species.