Overall Shape and Volume Base Geometry: The villa has a rectangular footprint, with straight and sharp edges, maintaining a modern architectural style. The total footprint dimensions should fit within 143 m² for the ground floor and 177 m² for the first floor, with the first floor extending partially over the ground floor (up to 1.5 m as cantilevered volumes). Roof Design: The roof is flat and clean, with an overhang on the cantilevered sections of the first floor for added shade and visual depth. Facade Design Ground Floor: Incorporate large floor-to-ceiling glass panels in the living room and kitchen to provide natural light and connect the interior to the outdoor terraces. Solid walls should be simple, with a smooth or textured finish (e.g., plaster or stone accents) in light, neutral colors. First Floor: Include a combination of solid walls and narrow vertical or horizontal windows for bedrooms, ensuring privacy while maintaining a modern aesthetic. Optional balconies (up to 30 m²) can extend from the master or secondary bedrooms, with glass or metal railings for transparency and elegance. Materiality: A mix of materials, such as plaster, stone cladding, and aluminum-framed glass windows, to create texture and sophistication. Interior Layout Ground Floor: Living Room (49 m²): A rectangular area positioned on one side of the villa, connected to the outdoor terrace via sliding glass doors. Kitchen (21 m²): Adjacent to the living room, semi-open to maintain visual connection but with a partial wall for separation. En-suite Bedroom (25 m²): Located on the opposite side, with a window facing the garden. Study Room, Pantry, and Shared Bathroom: Smaller rooms distributed efficiently to optimize the remaining space. Entrance Hall: Includes a double-height gallery with a staircase leading to the first floor. First Floor: Master Bedroom (44 m²): Positioned at the front or rear, with access to an optional balcony. Includes a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. Three Additional Bedrooms: Equally distributed with private bathrooms and windows for natural light. Laundry Room and Study Room: Centrally located for accessibility. The gallery space aligns vertically with the ground floor, visually connecting both levels. Outdoor Features Terrace Areas: Surround the villa with paved terraces, extending from the living room and kitchen, blending seamlessly with the garden. Optional Swimming Pool: Place the pool near the terrace, parallel to the villa, measuring approximately 8 x 3 meters. Small Farm Area: Allocate space for a vegetable garden or planting area, adjacent to the backyard or one corner of the lot. Additional Notes for the Model The design should include vertical symmetry in the placement of windows and doors for a balanced appearance. Use clean, modern lines for the exterior, avoiding excessive ornamentation. Focus on energy-efficient features like shading from roof overhangs, and glass surfaces to capture natural light. The total height of the villa should be proportionate, with a ceiling height of approximately 3 meters per floor, resulting in a total height of approximately 6.5 meters including the roof thickness.