The massing strategy of the house is based on contrast – the main living volume, with its rectangular plan and pitched roof, evokes traditional rural architecture, while the ancillary spaces, embedded into the terrain, take on a modern, cubic form. Due to the sloping topography, the secondary volume becomes partially subterranean, allowing for efficient use of space and a natural integration of the building into the landscape. Extensive green roofs on the ancillary volumes and terraces reinforce the ecological character of the design.

