The location, ideally oriented to the southwest, rises gently above a fluvial edge, occasionally interrupted by a small district road or path. The strong incision in the topography of the property is fixed on both sides with reinforced concrete walls. Shielded by a pergola made of steel girders, it serves as a forecourt and carport. The single-family house develops out of the incision over three storey levels, whereby the entrance front and the construction are built over terrain in lightweight construction. Visuell treten drei horizontale Platten hervor, die von vier kräftigen, im Fundament eingespannten Stahl- profilen - an jeder Fassade eines - seitlich gehalten und damit ausgesteift werden. The entrance front and upper floor of the living room are large glazed. In addition to high corner windows, the upper floor has closed façade parts, which are covered with the same sun-yellow fabric that was used for the Rouleaux in front of the windows as weather protection. The external appearance is therefore determined only by the galvanised steel of the profiles and the metal sheets in front of the ceiling as well as the glass and fabric surfaces. The vertical supporting function, which is taken over by white wooden profiles, recedes behind the primary structural structure. The stairs are ascendable furniture, which in turn are used as room dividers. Walls in the conventional sense can only be found on the sleeping floor. The living floor is therefore free of pane shaped, space-defining elements.