Within a suburban fabric shaped by the garden-city model, the house is arranged predominantly on the ground floor around a small courtyard that brings in light and maintains a constant relationship between the rooms and the garden. The entrance façade, deliberately opaque and dominated by red and white, contrasts with the openness of the interior, where freestanding walls and transparency create a continuous spatial sequence. The house draws on the influence of the International Modern Movement and American suburban architecture of the 1950s.