“Straight undeviating forms and bold expressions is the principal design intent of the structure.“

This home is a modern interpretation of the courtyard house, defined by straight, undeviating forms and bold expressions as its principal design intent. A fragmented C-shaped plan organizes the layout into linear spaces, most of which open into a landscaped court, blending interiors with the surrounding natural setting and allowing the building to breathe freely.

Glass replaces solid walls to create seamless connections between indoor and outdoor spaces, enhancing openness and light. The skylit stair court and walkway act as a unifying spine, flanked by a water body and landscaped court, forming a key transitional space across levels. Large decks with pergolas, deep overhangs, and a light roof reduce harsh light, making outdoor areas usable throughout the year