A home for overlapping routines: cooking, reading and resting without losing every connection to the garden.

Shared rooms face a central court, allowing dining and living spaces to stay connected. Covered circulation separates movement from quieter rooms. Openings look inward rather than toward neighboring boundaries.

The garden threshold raises questions about rain, drainage and level changes. A continuous stone appearance is a visual intention; slip resistance and appropriate access require further investigation.

A courtyard needs maintenance and rain management. Extensive glazing requires a considered response to sun, privacy and building systems.