To respond to the search for a serene health retreat, Valhauss is conceived as an isolation mechanism—one that disregards its immediate perimeter while opening itself to views of the mountains and a contemplative green courtyard. This courtyard is transversally connected in a single open space—a radical way of understanding the house as a place for constant connection between its inhabitants.

The structure seeks to integrate seamlessly with its surroundings by using the natural slope to blend the building into the landscape without altering the existing topography. The flat roof, resembling a protective shell, adheres to strict height requirements, forging a fluid connection between the ginterior and exterior while reinforcing a profound sense of seclusion.

The uniqueness and cultural value of its surroundings are essential in shaping the architectural vision for this area. To build here is to respect the land, honor the region, and establish a mimetic dialogue with its magnificent landscape.