This minimalist home is centred on the kitchen, from which the rest of the spaces expand and flow. Designed as the heart of family connection and daily interaction, it anchors the circulation of the house and defines its spatial rhythm. Simple, sculptural forms carve out areas that balance openness with intimacy, while light and shadow animate the interiors.

The bulk features are conceived as servant spaces — functional elements that hold circulation, storage, and support uses — while also acting as strong visual anchors that give the home its grounded character. By celebrating these typically hidden elements, the design makes utility an integral part of its sculptural expression.