Santolina House is one of the few remaining from 1997. The project was probably sketched on the back of the cover of a notebook and then copied with a ruler on bond paper later that year. Only in 2011 I took it back and reformulated it, keeping the original design and features. It is a house of recurring typology, whose facades I enhanced, when I designed them, with elements from eclectic Romanian buildings — notably the game of exposed brick walls on the ground floor and smooth walls on the upper floor — and details from Rio de Janeiro residences of the same period. Its ornamentation is sober and elegantly refined.