Designed for a family of five with three young children, the architectonic program is distributed into five floor plans that interconnect private spaces with pockets of voids to heighten the connection between the interior and the outdoors in a secluded execution.

Behind the modest, quiet front elevation of the house lies an unexpected panoply of rooms overlooking a triple volume patio. On the ground level, the pool deck opens into a triple volume space that is sheltered by the roof terrace, punctured by an open to sky void directly above the pool, creating visual interaction between the private and social spaces.

Upon stepping onto the mezzanine level, one meets with yet another unique view of the double volume living and dining space that extends into the garden. On the left, the guest rooms are treated with inward views into the pool deck patio. On the right wing, a Zen garden complements the adjacent Kimono Room, a curated landscape to render a serene and soft atmosphere for tea ceremonies.

On the second level, a cozy family library sits against the backdrop of the sheltered patio. Green is subtly integrated with creepers draping down the void through the roof terrace. Its double volume is highlighted and taken advantage of by tall shelves enclosing a bright and intimate space. Through a reserved corridor, this communal space dispenses into the generous private quarters of the master bedroom.