The project seeks a design with a simple solution to adequately address many complex variables. Three detached boxes with thick walls capture heat for the night. The greenhouse serves as a central space where the two geometries blend, generating various ways of inhabiting the space. Although the house has levels, it is single-story to integrate into the context, honoring rural houses with their colors and forms, recognizing new spatial needs. Landscaping is crucial, with significant earthmoving operations to collect water, create different zones in the garden, and control views. The relationship with the landscape is essential, turning the house into a landscape operation where the garden literally enters the volumes of the house and there are always cross views in relation to the surroundings. Different climatic zones are established within the house for privacy, thanks to the greenhouse and the boxes. Despite being in a cold area where temperatures can drop to 0 degrees some nights, heating installation has not been necessary, and the fireplace is used sparingly. The bioclimatic design allows for the utilization of heat stored in the greenhouse. Simple geometries and local, straightforward materials make the space complex, rich, and versatile, fulfilling high climatic, usage, and spatial quality standards, despite being a medium-priced house.