The use of modular architecture defines the essence of this villa, with every corner designed around flexibility, flow, and balance. The layout is composed of four distinct volumes — each one functioning as both a private bedroom and a versatile common space, depending on how the home is lived in.

At the heart of the design is a central cilo — a vertical core that rises through the structure like a spine, anchoring the architecture while organically connecting each module. This central element creates both a physical and visual rhythm, guiding movement and bringing a sense of cohesion to the entire space.

The result is a home that adapts to different needs and moments, offering privacy when desired, and openness when shared. It’s a thoughtful interplay between geometry, light, and tropical surroundings — modular living, elevated by intention.