Our Solution: The design embraces flexibility through a series of overflow zones that can be activated as needed. The central living space features a continuous window bench, able to serve as display, storage, seating, or play area depending on context. Spaces are divided into ‘servant’ and ‘served’ volumes: the supporting functions are housed in grounded, stone-clad forms, while the primary living areas step and cantilever between them, opening toward the lake. The architecture avoids rigid boundaries, allowing each room to hold a distinct relationship with the surrounding landscape, particularly the panoramic views.