Having a narrow land profile gives this house the need of getting its light from the innner part of the site.  This is solved by having the living, dining room and kitchen in a central space and a corridor along which the bedrooms are distributed. In order for the corridor to have light, small triangular breaks are created between the bedrooms, this gives a view from the corridor to the main areas of the house.

The house is located at Guayaquil, Ecuador, a city with temperatures varying from 65 to 88° F throughout the year. The openness of the plan and the high roofs allow for the house to have constant natural ventilation, keeping it fresh all year long.

The distribution also allows to leave free land and creat a generous garden.