Set within an almost square-shaped site bordered by roads on two sides, the design features a centrally located entry that tactically negotiates the elevation difference from the road. The home’s layout strategically incorporates green spaces in three corners, offering lush views from every room. These verdant areas are framed by rubble-exposed masonry, enhancing the natural backdrop. This three-bedroom residence achieves spatial and visual continuity with a thoughtful arrangement of interconnected spaces. The living room on the ground floor flows seamlessly into the mid-level family area and further connects to the upper-level living spaces, creating an open, engaging experience. The home’s sloped roof is supported by steel columns branching like trees, adding a playful and experimental aesthetic. Material honesty is emphasized throughout, with exposed brick, bamboo, steel, and vernacular finishes blending harmoniously. The color palette juxtaposes and complements these elements, creating a contemporary yet grounded design language.