The villa is situated on a western slope above Brno dam with a splendid view on the body of water. It is surrounded by gardens and wood. Western side of the plot is flanked by a road.
The house is a decisive rebuilding of an older villa, originally bulit in a slightly functionalist style. The house was connected with the construction of the dam because its driveway was paved with concrete test cubes.
The house is concentrated to the form of rectangular parallelepiped with a transverse entrance hall. One staircase connects all three levels of the house. The main living space open itselfs onto the lake and forest covered hills through a wide glass wall.

Breathtaking view is intensified by using extremely slim window frames. The centrepiece of the living space is a cocklestove in deep red colour. From the main living space a travertine clad staircase leads to the bedroom floor. It has a parapet crowned with a delicate curve of handrail carved from white marble. Intersection of the turning staircase and a wall beneath it creates almost baroque effect and unexpected play of light. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms are accessible from the central hall on the upper floor.