Stone Soul House is built on a handmade foundation, and the whole house is covered with exquisite details. Robson Rak offers a sense of openness and privacy through directional vision and embedded flexibility, allowing families to expand and shrink as needed.
From a methodological point of view, the house has an overall appearance by wrapping the house with a large amount of limestone. The rigidity of the overall form suggests a clear separation between interior and exterior, while the overall form on its multiple levels presents a deliberately not so atmospheric perspective. An additional floor is buried below the ground, with additional amenities neatly confined to a submerged location separate from the above level. Robson Rak draws elements from the manual method to enhance the overall quality.

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Although the garage is peeled off to open the solid side of the house, the main entrance sequence is softened by the curved walls, corresponding to the movement of flow in the center of the inflow form. The courtyard space in front of the home encourages interaction with nature before entering, providing a balance between the softer and harder elements that make up the home. With access to a spacious and connected living and dining area, the home feels contrasting from the inside. While its shielded exterior offers a unique identity in its neighbors, the open and fluid nature of the home interior becomes a calm reproduction of the outside world.

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As a multi-generational family, the residents are naturally separated. Following a layered and powerful presentation, the owner wants to ensure the whole family maintains a sense of intimacy — ensuring that atmosphere by choosing materials and textures. Throughout the structure, the link to the surrounding landscape plays an important role in its continued calm and quiet, while the integrated swimming pool, spa and basketball court ensure the entertainment needs of the family are met. The overall neutral hue combines with the overall sophistication to blend timeless nature into the home.
In stark contrast to its rugged frontage, Stone Soul House blends with landscape and natural elements, becoming bright from the inside. Robson Rak creates a unique home that uniquely expresses its owner while keeping the structure in its proper place through a sense of timelessness.
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