
The scenery of Mar Azul, a beach holiday resort close to Villa Gesell and 400 kilometer from capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires, is filled of bold jungle of dissimilar varieties of pine trees, black poplars and acacias as good as large regions of dunes and pure beaches.
The domestic building encrypt demands free place at both edges and boundaries the descent of trees. The next possessors -a mate which shall exchange their boat for a home in the jungle- solicited that good caution ought to be brought to conserve the natural terms of the plot of mainland and to benefit as far as possible from the natural calibers.



So, the home turned over into a livable dock, which comes forth from the land to view the scenery environs. It takes space on 2 floors, a floor which comes forth from the land services as a plinth for personal apply, which arranges the areas and confines a flat level on which relaxations a pavilion on the top floor, which containing the cultural plan with the staying, dining-room, grill and patio, arranged in a center area of function, with edges of circulation and serves. On a higher floor, among these bands opened circulation confines an access way between trees, from the road. A part of concrete L-formed opens up this center region to the northern, opening the jungle sight with wide windows, and near to the southeastern, with more little windows, consenting to seeable height of a sitting someone.
The upright endorse of this L is a wall of solid formwork desks organized horizontally to emphasize the controlling guidance of the home, which is getting thickness and confines the circulation, endorse uses, connecting both floors. The flat plane of the L is drilled, in the scope of outside access circulation, and crossed by trees.
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