The plot is located near Náměšť nad Oslavou. The family house is conceived as a play of walls of various lengths in both longitudinal and transverse directions. The play is enhanced by the use of different materials on the walls - white exposed concrete, limestone cladding, wooden cladding made of American walnut. In the transverse direction, the perimeter structures are fully glazed.
The building is single-storey, without a basement, topped with a flat, completely greened roof. The central corridor is illuminated by a roof skylight.
The terrace of the main living space adjoins a natural pond with a bathing area.
The majority of the floors in the house are covered with wooden parquet or stone tiles. All structures are exposed and become part of the interior. Classic tiled stoves have been incorporated into the interior.
An interesting feature is the use of white exposed concrete made from white Danish cement and white aggregate.
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