Rectilinear Villa, double-story buildings with a strong emphasis on symmetry and balance. Cantilevered sections or overhangs are common, giving a sense of lightness and modernity.open-plan, with interconnected spaces like living, dining, and kitchen areas. Large windows and sliding glass doors integrate indoor and outdoor spaces. Simple rectangular or L-shaped forms are predominant, often with large expanses of glass to maximize natural light and views.

Courtyard Villa, with the structure wrapping around the courtyard. The design balances privacy and openness, often featuring minimal exterior fenestration on the outer walls and abundant openings facing the courtyard.The overall form is cohesive and inward-focused, with a blend of linear and angular geometries to enhance the courtyard's prominence.

Pavilion-Style Villa, a low-profile form that blends with the surrounding landscape. The structure often uses a mix of flat and pitched roofs, with breezeways or glass corridors linking sections.A series of discrete geometric forms, often rectilinear or angular, organized to emphasize spatial flow and connectivity while embracing the surrounding environment.