This holiday home is situated on a very high plot of land in El Figaró, with extraordinary views over the entire Congost valley. The slope, the sunlight and the views recommended building a linear house following the contour lines. The earthworks required to place the house and the garage were used to the maximum by covering both buildings with a "Catalan-style" roof terrace, which practically creates the only two flat spaces in the entire garden. These roof terraces seamlessly join the terrain and only the rocks and the natural vegetation serve as a boundary between them. Most of the walls are made using the traditional technique of the region: masonry with ordinary stone and pieces of brick, with the corners also made of brick. Outside, in addition to the masonry, concrete has been used in the railings, in the protection of the guides of the sliding shutters and in the stops of these shutters. Where the concrete had to be subsequently drilled to secure the metal railing, a caramel-coloured glazed ceramic piece was superimposed at a 45º angle to cover the hole and the damage to the concrete. All the carpentry in the building, both inside and outside, is made of pine varnished in its natural colour. The flooring is made of hydraulic mosaic pieces alternating between black and white. All the furniture is from the normal series manufactured by "Best-form", "Aresta" and "H-muebles", or belongs to the popular crafts of Catalonia. The interior walls are either made of masonry or plastered and painted in white tempera, except for the central volume of the fireplace, which is Pompeian red. The electrical installations on the masonry walls are not embedded in iron pipes. All the landscaping has been done with the attempt to leave the mountain almost in its natural state.