The main house, a two-story building, contains the living functions. Folded planes define the roof and walls, and windows perforate the building in a seemingly haphazard way, but are intentionally located to maximize select views and allow light to penetrate the interior. A double-height volume articulates the main living area where an oversized fireplace extends beyond the roof plane. The pool house and guest wing—a pair of modernist boxes—are a restrained counterpoint to the main residence. These simple structures mirror each other at either end of the open outdoor space. A swimmers’ pool accentuates the axis and appears to float on the carpet of green landscape. The artist’s studio rests on pilotis projecting over the pool allowing space for a pool cabana below. Guest quarters are located above the garage and accessed via a bridge connecting the second-story elements and serving as the main entry of the property.