Located in a dense but quiet neighbourhood, the project focuses on climate performance and material clarity. Extruded windows provide built-in shading, and pilots raise the ground floor to keep the site open and accessible. Exposed structural steel is both practical and expressive, reinforcing the building’s design logic.

The architecture avoids decoration and focuses instead on proportion, repetition, and structural rhythm. Balconies extend the living spaces, acting as thresholds between the interior and the street. Landscaping is minimal but purposeful softening the base of the building without drawing attention away from its geometry.