On the highest point of the site, a clearing in the forest with a view of the lake, filtered by the leaves of the trees, this weekend house is located. Its program is resolved in two intersecting twin volumes. One is the social space, large and open to the landscape; the other is divided into three bedrooms with a more intimate scale. The union of the volumes generates a service nucleus, with a loft for children. The red sheet metal contrasts with the green surroundings, allowing a glimpse of the house through the foliage, inviting one to approach and discover it.