The lower level accommodates public and service functions, including pedestrian routes, looped access roads for electric vehicles, bicycle paths, and landscaped internal boulevards with planting, small architectural elements, and playgrounds. The upper plane forms a continuous green surface that defines the living environment, where each dwelling extends into terraces, gardens, and outdoor areas. This approach allows social infrastructure, technical spaces, and non-residential programs to be absorbed into the terrain, increasing the amount of usable green space and improving overall spatial quality.
The settlement is organized as a sequence of linear residential bands branching from a main internal axis and interwoven with landscaped alleys. A central route passes through a public square that concentrates key amenities, including a restaurant, a spa, a security point with bicycle rental, a playground, and a transit stop. A perimeter road provides access for local traffic and emergency vehicles. The shifting arrangement of the houses and the varying lengths of their cantilevers create a diverse spatial environment, shaping shaded public routes below and private terraces above, while preventing direct overlooking between neighboring units. Each house consists of a solid ground-level base and a lighter overhanging structure above.