The architectural solution manifests in the form of two identical blocks: a shorter, linear block facing the street, and a longer, arcing block that follows the boundary facing both the neighboring houses and the Lornie Highway. The arc not only harmonizes with the irregular site shape but also acts as an acoustic shield, deflecting highway noise away from the inner living spaces. This strategic design creates a buffer zone within the courtyard between the two blocks, allowing the interior spaces to seamlessly extend towards the surrounding greenery. This fluid transition between inside and out fosters an environment of natural light and ventilation, effectively blurring the boundaries and enhancing the connection to nature.