The volumes are broken up by balconies, which form a pinwheel motif in the ground plan, and articulate individual outdoor space relationships for each apartment. The facade is horizontally structured by sculptural formulations of the floor slabs with light grooved plaster and accentuated by discreet thin sheet metal terminations. The bands jump to different parapet heights and thus also create a differentiated sense of space in the interior, which spans as a sequence between living space, loggia and balcony.

The floor-to-ceiling facade elements in between are slightly recessed and kept in a coarser two-layered tonally close plaster, which in interaction with the darker window frames distinguishes the facade surfaces. The stairwell invites visitors into the building with precise concrete surfaces over light terrazzo stairs. The regular floors are designed as two-part buildings and captivate with the living and dining rooms fluidly arranged around a sunroom, which are interwoven by a kitchen element with reference to the outside.