This project explores the dynamic relationship between human experience and the built environment, proposing dwelling not merely as physical occupation, but as an expression of identity, values, and aspirations. It seeks a subtle balance between function and emotion, between spatial efficiency and poetic resonance 

Designed for a family with two children, the home is conceived as an open and adaptable environment. The intermediate-level living room offers a framed view of the backyard, while the upper floor accommodates the master bedroom and two identical rooms for the twin daughters.

Balancing architectural clarity with lived intimacy, the project reflects a careful negotiation between constraint and creativity, offering a home that is both functionally responsive and emotionally engaging.