The façades are built on strict geometry — yet far from austere. They are powerful, voluminous, tangible. Stone here is more than cladding; it is a material that conveys a sense of permanence. Glass is not just a means of opening to the world, but a tool for controlling transparency and reflection. This house interacts with its surroundings without dissolving into them — it asserts its own reality, setting itself apart from nature while subtly bending it to its own logic.Shifted volumes, the balance of cantilevered terraces, and taut horizontal lines all contribute to a sense of dynamic stillness, where every line is intentional and every shadow deliberate.Balconies and terraces are not leisure zones in the conventional sense; they are integral to the architectural gesture — extensions of the structural rhythm. Railings are minimalist, marked by delicate metal lines that enhance the overall composition without overwhelming it.