The design is anchored by exposed brick barrel vaults that define both the exterior form and the interior spaces. Brick is used as the primary structural and visual material, giving the house a strong, grounded presence while allowing large, shaded volumes suited to a farm setting. The arched rooflines create a clear structural rhythm and unify the architecture across indoor and outdoor spaces.

The layout is organized around a central courtyard with a water feature and floating staircase, bringing light, air, and views deep into the house. Interiors combine raw concrete ceilings with lime-plastered walls and natural materials to maintain a restrained, tactile palette. The result is a farmhouse that is robust, climate-responsive, and closely connected to its landscape, without relying on surface decoration.