A contemporary single-story house with a floor-to-ceiling glass façade, entirely elevated above sloped terrain typical of a forest landscape at 2,900 meters above sea level. This house features glass railings around its exterior, framed between the roof slab and the first-floor slab. It boasts interior lighting and finishes that make it cozy and functional. The windows have polished black aluminum frames and translucent glass that allows views into the house. The blue sky in the background frames the house, which appears to hover above the forest, showcasing architecture inspired by architects like Marcio Kogan and Fran Silvestre. It expresses a minimalist and brutalist architecture with pure and harmonious forms. Due to the slope of the terrain, the house can be appreciated from below, emerging from the forest and rising above it with very subtle columns that blend into the landscape, giving the structure a sense of lightness.