Eucalipto House emerges from the ground like a natural extension of the landscape, a silent gesture that questions the boundaries between architecture and nature. Rather than being buried underground, the ground rises, becoming part of the façade and providing the complex with thermal comfort and energy efficiency. The pure, white, and restrained volume opens up through large vertical and horizontal openings that filter the light, the true material of the project. The double-height interior introduces a sense of spaciousness and calm, while the landscaped courtyards and overhead lighting provide privacy to the upper rooms. On the ground floor, the living spaces blend into the exterior; above, the home retreats into itself, creating a refuge. A workshop with panoramic views completes the sequence: a place from which to contemplate and create, where architecture dissolves into the landscape.