A modern house composed of three separate modules, positioned on a sloping hillside to resemble three large stones placed randomly. Each module integrates seamlessly with the natural topography, appearing both grounded and sculptural. The architecture reflects a blend of natural materials like stone, concrete, and weathered wood, emphasizing minimalism and harmony with the environment. Large floor-to-ceiling windows frame panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, while the interiors feature open, light-filled spaces with simple yet refined details. The design echoes the architectural styles of Macias Peredo, Alberto Kalach, and Barozzi Veiga, showcasing a poetic balance between modernity and nature. The setting is tranquil, with native vegetation surrounding the modules, enhancing the organic connection to the hillside.