The White House is a concept for an abstract object that enters into a dialogue with the surrounding nature — a contemporary space: open, reflective, immersed in nature.

The house sits on a slope — the entrance leads to level +1, and an internal staircase descends into the tall, double-height living area. The ground floor, together with the terrace, opens fully onto the garden. The interior is also designed as a space for exhibiting art — light and height work for the paintings just as they do for everyday life.

The white composite facade, as precise as the casing of a modern device, contrasts with the surrounding greenery and the green flat roof. Where white meets nature, a tension is born that brings the space to life.