The project capitalizes on an airy location surrounded by nature, near a generous river and oriented toward the forest a context that offers privacy without requiring massive vegetation interventions. Green screens are introduced only selectively, particularly in the pool area and the outdoor living space, where additional protection and comfort are needed. The rest of the garden remains open to the landscape, and plant selection includes grass species that create a natural transition between the landscaping and the surrounding environment. The house's spectacular, imposing architecture sets the direction for the intervention, and the garden is conceived as a setting that enhances it without visually competing. The composition pursues a calm, coherent integration in which the constructed landscape harmoniously complements the existing context.