The house, designed to be built in Trilco on the coast of Chile, is organized into five wings arranged around a central core, forming a radial structure that optimizes the relationship between program, light, and landscape. This system allows each wing to have a specific orientation, maximizing views and solar exposure according to its use. The central core acts as an articulating space, connecting the different areas and creating a fluid transition between interior and exterior. The project layout reinforces a continuous reading of the coastal landscape, integrating the house with its natural surroundings in a clear and balanced way.