The designed project covered a 3-storey villa for a family of five. Despite the aspect of the site area, the gray articulated spaces stand out with their contrast and integrity. The building hosting a panoramic scenery has been envisioned as a combination of horizontal platforms extending into the landscape and housing the interior spaces. Platforms at different levels translate into the forms of roofs, eaves and sunbathing terraces.

Cast as a carbon-coloured pigment and shaded texture, the split stone creates a tactile impression. Opening the windows on the south façade fully render the boundary between the indoor and outdoor indistinct and indoor living spaces become semi-open platforms embracing the panoramic and generous scenery. The contrast between the light and the coarse materials as a complementary feature has been specially designed to offer a shade-matched pattern.