Defined by a disciplined cuboidal geometry and rising two storeys, The Red Box is organized around a courtyard - the nuclei shaping both circulation and experience.

The Red Box reimagines spatial design through the interplay of addition and subtraction, transforming a simple geometric form into a dynamic living experience. Conceived as a minimalist cube, the design explores the art of subtraction, removing volumes to create a sculpted architectural expression. These subtractions carve out terraces, balconies, and open courtyards, fostering a seamless connection between the built form and its natural surroundings.

What sets the house apart is its layered spatiality; an orchestration of interlocking volumes and split levels that encourages movement, visibility, and conversation.

The planning is layered across levels. Instead of adhering to conventional floor plates, the design unfolds sectionally, creating fluid transitions and visual links between spaces. Every room opens up to another, fostering openness and continuous movement.