Casa Zoona is envisioned as a radical exercise in abstraction and purity, emerging as a monolithic white volume delicately suspended above a lush subtropical garden. The design explores the expressive potential of a compact geometry and seamless materiality, creating a sculptural and enigmatic presence within its natural setting.

Organized in two levels, the upper floor appears to float above a transparent and porous ground level that accommodates the social program, allowing uninterrupted visual continuity between the interior and the landscape. The upper volume, clad entirely in matte white panels, contains the private areas and introduces a sense of levitation and serenity. A round window subtly punctuates the façade, reinforcing the architectural language of precision and calm. Vegetation is treated as a compositional element—wrapping, softening, and activating the house’s white surfaces—while the swimming pool and the outdoor platforms extend the domestic life into the garden.