He is not an apartment; it’s a single-family house. We envisioned the integral member of the northern house as a flexible surface and vertically replicated it. These articulated surfaces are read as distinct elements of the house and have been arranged so that each specific element finds its place.

Instead of compressing spaces on each floor, we perceived a distance between them, which became a shared chapter of open and semi-open spaces, interconnected through the floors.

The mass, which has shaped itself from the entire structure, is, in fact, an image drawn from three houses stacked on top of each other.

Perhaps it may not be believable, but the size of this building is solely brought about by the purpose and desire of the homeowner, causing such an impact on a single-family house in the north.