A house has one space that is larger than all the other ones, the living room, where all users meet – parents and their children, the inhabitants of the house and their visitors. This is a privileged space, generally offered the best views, lighting conditions and connections to the other rooms. This clear hierarchical structure doesn’t apply to a villa as the living room is no longer the only space where different users can meet. Lounge areas, living areas and exercise areas form a network of “public” spaces that interact with the bedrooms in a far more complex way, allowing for multiple relations and connections. The project seeks to provide different spatial conditions for this variety of public areas: underground spaces in close contact with the ground and protected from views from the neighbors; vertical spaces with views to the sky; elevated areas that look out to the nearby park and its designed vegetation. By connecting these underground, vertical and elevated spaces, a loop is generated that defines a continuous movement between the public areas of the house, while allowing for views across the site and through the house for neighbors and for visitors to the creative and industrial park. This public loop sits on a vertical tower of bedrooms on one of its ends, and stretches to house the service areas on the other one. It’s formed by a continuous tubular concrete structure, with openings on its sides, faceted and folded to maximize its resistance without increasing its section.