By stepping down at an angle, the centrally placed building nestles into the bent lot, opening up views of the surrounding greenery to its residents through glazed interior corners and intimate, enclosed balconies. The facade is articulated by vertically rendered wall panels that calm the rhythmically dancing polygonal volume. The ceiling crowns on the windows and balconies are clad in Andeer natural stone to emphasize the tectonic layering of the building, which visually unifies the structure and thus ennobles the building with its subtle green hue.

Through the consultation of a Belgian producer, it was possible to have a photovoltaic system manufactured in green specially adapted to the stone hue, in order to combine sustainability with elegance on the roof to create an architecturally coherent overall picture. The two-story, 4.5-room apartments are organized along a compact corridor and open up with flowing spatial and visual connections to the facade and the outdoor space.