The building, despite its distinctive architectural expression, complies with local regulations (setbacks, height, gable roof, built-up area) / instead of a classic "cake" in the middle of the plot, it is a house in the shape of an "L" that at least partially allows the family to meaningfully use the garden / the ground floor opens to a southwest-oriented courtyard with a terrace, leading from here are the wing with children's rooms and the main living space, which is predominantly open through two parts / two staircases lead to two double-height spaces, both oriented to the east - one is an office with a maximally private terrace surrounded by a green roof, and the other wing has the parents' and guests' bedrooms, all of whose glazed walls again lead to a large private terrace overlooking the canopy of the adjacent windbreak / the floor plan geometry of the interior is characterized by fully glazed views at the ends of the corridors / the garage and living area are connected by a glass wall / the neighbors have nicknamed the house "Noah's Ark".