A strategic intervention at the centre of the plan creates a dug-out living area, generating the height needed for a second level above. Suspended within this volume, a polycarbonate light box houses the bedrooms and spans across the living kitchen. Integrated LED lighting turns this element into a softly glowing presence, both functional and atmospheric. The light box acts as an anchor within the space, organising movement and defining the spatial sequence from street to park.

Custom-made cupboards, kitchen elements and stairs—finished in bright orange polyurethane—form a continuous interior landscape linking the entrance on the street side to the living space facing the park. The staircase doubles as furniture, with loose blocks that can be used as informal seating or tables, reinforcing the flexible, lived-in character of the home. Moving beneath the suspended light box, views gradually open up towards the greenery outside, culminating in a striking moment where the park fully reveals itself—an unexpected oasis at the end of an urban journey.

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