The house is situated in the middle of a sloping plot oriented to the north. The plot has been divided into two zones, the upper southwest – communicating with the surrounding development, and the lower northeast – providing privacy for relaxation and bathing in the pond. The difference in height levels is balanced by the lowest level, which is thus partially buried in the terrain. The greatest value of the plot was the wonderful open view of the landscape to the north. In an effort to orient the living area of the house toward the view and simultaneously ensure southern light for the space, the ground floor layout has an L shape, and part of the living space protrudes from the main body of the house. Through the terrace on its roof, side glazing, and an opening in the ceiling, southwest light falls into the center of the living zone's layout, creating a dominant element in the interior. The panoramic view has been "framed" into a band window in the large living space. The second floor is a bedroom level, which has a shared library located in the gallery space. The basement offers the technical support of the house and a space for fitness and sauna, connecting to the lower level of the garden with a swimming pond. The house is horizontally divided into three material layers according to the floors. The basement creates a "concrete foundation," the first floor a "wooden plinth," and the second floor a "black house."
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