Huge concrete and glass exterior walls define this house located in a downtown residential area. The client, who runs a company that uses flowers and green plants to design a lifestyle, wants to incorporate this concept into the home, rethinking the home is both private and open to the public domain.

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The entrance is located next to a two-car garage leading to a family weightlifting training hall. On the second floor, in addition to private spaces such as bathrooms, children's rooms, master bedrooms, and more, the reading room also uses the open space around the stairs as a place for family interaction. A family room on the third floor with a dark balcony overlooking the street. Unidirectional glass protects privacy in this cozy middle space, and the middle space is filled with outdoor furniture and potted olive trees.

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In addition to the open kitchen, functions such as storage areas, elevators, bathrooms and stairwells are concentrated on the walls that run longitudinally through the house, forming a simple tubular space. Natural light and ventilation flow along the south-north axis. The roof is accessed through the roof and features a garden with an outdoor kitchen, furniture and a gazebo. Connecting indoor and outdoor living spaces and surrounding them with green plants creates a tranquil atmosphere that is both private and offers stunning views.

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Spaces such as gyms, reading rooms, roof gardens and kitchens have become indispensable in the home office era, and people are increasingly demanding for comfortable living environments and connected buffer zones indoors and outdoors. Perhaps the most attractive feature of future homes will be a spirit of living fun that allows residents to move freely between indoor and outdoor spaces.
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