Sukkha is a house located in a private urbanization in the northern part of Buenos Aires. The volumetry consists of two pieces that characterize the formal simplicity of the design. A search for a language of its own is proposed, based on the use of clear volumes supported by one another. Pure forms with the possibility of sliding together without intercepting with the vacuum, resulting in inhabitable spaces. The plans and volumes appear without cavities or cuts, instead, some of their faces are dematerialized and are occupied with large virtual surfaces, glazed openings maintaining the continuity of the slabs and walls to generate envelopes. The main volume of the upper floor rests on another one on the ground floor, generating a vacuum that is occupied by the social area of the house.
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