This architect's dream is more like a small village than a single house. With 600 m2, the residential landscape consists of five buildings spread out on the grounds like a group of islands. Each pavilion-like building floats above ground due to the close location of the plot to the Havel. They are interconnected via a base plate and a roof panel. Spanning between them are different open spaces, terraces, garden landscapes, and a swimming pond. The combination of large glass areas with ceilings and floors of exposed concrete and white micro-terrazzo, gives the whole ensemble its character. Due to the particular conditions of the ground, the bottom plate is founded on pilings. The roof panel lies on wall plates and concrete posts. The guiding principle of the design was to let nature and architecture flow into each other. This was mainly achieved through three artifices, targeted views, natural materials and integrated planting. 
