Vera-2 is a 334 m² single-storey private residence in the Moscow Region, designed as a fully barrier-free home. Built in glued laminated timber, the house brings together long-span timber beams, expansive glazing and natural stone in a continuous, level plan.

Every route—from the entrance and living areas to the 66.75 m² terrace—is planned without thresholds or changes in level. Wide 1,000 mm doorways, accessible bathrooms and independently usable ramps are integrated into the architecture from the outset. Rather than a separate accessibility layer, universal design shapes the spatial character of the home: open, calm and equally comfortable for all members of the family.