Hague House is an important project in my architectural career, as it was one of the first I managed to complete, back in 1996. The original project was developed in the first architectural design software I had access to, called 3D Home. Initially, it was conceived as a large mansion, with huge and disproportionate rooms, containing six rooms, four of which was suites.

In its reformulation, in 2009, I corrected the plan, reduced the size of the rooms and reduced the number of rooms to five suites. When creating its elevations, I was inspired by the regularity and symmetry of traditional 19th-century manor houses, enhancing the ornamentation and thus counterbalancing the volumetric simplicity of the building. It is a large, imposing and splendorous house.