This Arizona desert home is designed with an upside-down floor plan, placing the main living spaces on the upper level to capture sweeping views of the rugged landscape while reserving the lower level for private bedroom suites and direct access to the pool terrace. Floor-to-ceiling glazing blurs the boundary between indoors and outdoors, filling the home with warm desert light. The terraced foundation steps gently with the natural topography, allowing the architecture to sit lightly on the land while maximizing shade, airflow, and panoramic sightlines. The result is a modern desert retreat that embraces its environment through both form and function.