This house, located in a private neighborhood next to a canal in Buenos Aires, is characterized by its orientation towards the water. The transparent facade connects the main rooms with the exterior, while the second floor volume, clad in wood, rotates to optimize the orientation of the rooms and create a semi-covered area. The turning of the volume creates a double height that connects all the rooms of the house, creating a visual and physical connection between the different levels. The house opens to the canal and integrates with its natural surroundings, while the front facing the street maintains a more private character.