This architectural project in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, embraces the principles of vernacular building, seamlessly blending with the lush jungle surroundings. Designed with a central garden, the structure fosters a symbiotic relationship between architecture and nature, allowing indigenous vegetation to thrive and serve as a natural privacy screen. The central garden acts as the heart of the home, ensuring that every room enjoys a connection to the outdoors while maintaining seclusion from the outside world. The design prioritizes sustainable materials and construction techniques, harmonizing with the local climate and cultural context. This project is a testament to the beauty and functionality of integrating natural elements within residential architecture.