This residence reinterprets conventional spatial relationships, embracing the duality of movement and perspective. Positioned between two roads, its design responds to the unique site conditions with a dual-fronted approach, seamlessly integrating both access points.

The interplay of materiality—exposed black brick, steel, and glass—anchors the home in modernity, while warm natural wood softens its interiors. Expansive volumes defy the site's constraints, allowing light to flood inward and extend the living experience beyond its walls. A sculptural timber balustrade defines the heart of the home, guiding circulation while serving as an architectural statement.

An exploration of balance—between enclosure and openness, solidity and transparency, movement and stillness.