The house on a polygonal floor plan with an asymmetrical gabled roof is shaped in response to the of slope of the land. The house is wide and low in the upper northern part and it narrows and increases to the south. It graduates to the elevated shield. In order to make the shape and the concept maximum legible, the house is threated by a monomaterial – it is covered with corrugated metal. Only several generous openings are cut into it towars the west and south where the house also opens with a view. Small longitudinal windows to the secondary rooms are seemingly randomly thrown around on the opposite sites. Roof windows illuminating the deep layout are located in the same principle on the east side of the roof. The house is dispositionally divided into two parts, a front two-storey part and a rear single-storey part which are offset from each other by half a storey. The building is entered from the east at the staircase. There are a garage and technical facilities in the lower level of the front part. A guest room with a private bathroom are on the first floor. A generous living space with two bedrooms and background are located in the back part. A covered terrace with an outdoor kitchen and a glass roof are wedged in the middle of the living rooms.

Vertical structures are made of brick blocks with contact insulation of mineral wool. The roof is a combination of steel and wooden structure. The whole house is clad in corrugated iron with a ventilated gap including
roof.