This house is built on land with a limited width and land area, along with the condition of the land extending backwards. To optimize this limited land area, the building is designed with a split level concept so that area for stairs can be minimized and able to accommodate the owner's space needs. In addition to overcome the space that looks narrow because of the limited land area, the open plan floor plan and the double height ceiling concept are applied to the family room, pantry and dining room. Those three rooms has become the main priority because many family activities in the house are spent in these three rooms.

The house area is also located among high-rise buildings with a limited circulation rate. To optimize a great quality and healthy lighting and circulation, this building is designed using skylights and openings from above. By considering the elongated area of the building, this building is made of two interconnected masses so that the space between the two masses can receive good lighting and ventilation.