One of the earlier builds — driven less by theme, more by function.

A question of space: how much can be integrated without losing clarity or comfort? The result is a fully resolved layout for four — with clear zones for living, sleeping and daily use. Two levels of rest. A central space that don't shifts with the night.

Even within this footprint, a complete bathroom found its place — as part of the structure, not an addition. Everything was designed to stay light, efficient and self-contained. The system behind it — power, storage, independence — was as important as the space itself. 

From the outside, it remains understated. Inside, it opens into something unexpectedly complete. The Wind Rose appears quietly throughout —
a subtle reference, not a statement.

This build was less about expression, more about understanding what’s possible. 

A foundation. A test of limits. And a confirmation that everything has its place — if it’s designed that way.