The structure is divided into two distinct volumes: a private zone housing the bedroom and bath, and a more public area for living and dining. These two spaces are connected by glass movable partitions, enabling a dynamic relationship between indoors and outdoors. During warmer seasons, the partitions can fully open, transforming the in-between space into a semi-open pavilion under the tree canopy—blurring the boundary between architecture and nature.

Every corner of this project unveils a new experience, a subtle surprise, and a shifting atmosphere, making each space feel dynamic and ever-evolving.