flexibility- to allow the possibilities to divide the house into necessary spaces.
individuality- to give the occupants the freedom to design the apartment fitting their needs.
neutrality- to not destinate the use by the design. the building consists of a reinforced-steel-concrete column structure with glass facades to the north and south. all the dividing apartment walls are flexible as long as they connect to the columns. the upper part of the ‘built-in walls’ is made of glass, therefore all elements inside a living unit appear as movable 'furniture boxes'.
the floor plans show one proposal for the structure of the building but there are many other living forms possible.