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The “Casa V project is a house in the countryside designed to enjoy and respect its surroundings,” explains the architect Esteban Sepúlveda of Xamploo.

The home is divided into two main volumes – private and public. The first one houses three bedrooms on two levels, while the program of the second, arranged on one floor with a significantly high ceiling, includes the kitchen, dining, and living spaces as well as the terrace that links both together with a garden in between. Immediately striking in the interiors are the generous spatial arrangement and the ample daylight let in through numerous openings, which entirely overtake some of the house’s walls. “Every space has natural light, ventilation, and contact with nature, with large glass doors and windows, exploring the boundary of insider and outsider,” remarks the architect.

The complex shape he envisioned is quite novel.