Formally the house is composed as two volumes on two levels, externally distinguished by materials, whilst coming together internally through a concise interior design that integrates the living spaces. The corten steel clad upper floor sits atop the fair-face concrete ground floor, and opens up to the rear creating a sheltered L-shaped veranda.

At ground floor the living area also opens up to a rear deck and a garden beyond. The minimal interior aesthetic underlines certain design features that act as central points in the interior as well as the elevations. The metal framed staircase is balustraded with structural glass, allowing the metal silhouette only to become an object in the living space. The kitchen features a light well designed to cast light on the work surfaces during the day. On the first floor veranda, sliding panels of horizontal metal louvres provide external shading and counter the vertical metal balustrade.