We propose a way of building that allows for individuality and preferences while maintaining a comfortable living environment and nurturing a rich landscape, within certain rule settings.

On a large 300 sqm site, we establish a set of rules for the construction of this new town, providing a ‘template’ that determines the arrangement of each dwelling on a two-level basis. The periphery is designed to maintain a distance of at least 3 meters from neighboring houses. The volumes on the template are divided into small-scale units with individual roofs, creating an environment where light, wind, and the sea can be felt while maintaining a sense of ‘distance’ and ‘variation’ from the surrounding environment and adjacent volumes.

Furthermore, these volumes extend below the template to determine the layout of the first floor. The resulting rectangular layout and its margins interact with each other through openings, complemented by the surrounding trees, to create a comfortable space. The small volumes, each with its own roof, can take on various configurations based on the client’s requirements. By ensuring the continuity of the template on a horizontal level, it creates a rich landscape that is neither homogeneous nor chaotic.