With the current cognitive complexity, we seem to lose our instinct of what is either real or a layered suggestion, also increasing a fundamental unsureness in the relationship between private and public. This new and distinct street facade appears to be an abstract interface, offering a semi-transparent view of the private world behind it; a comparison perhaps with our screens, which provide access to our endless digital and flat space (what a contradiction) that is increasingly our living arena. A functionless, empty, cubic space is created in the middle of the volume, with a large window facing directly south, creating a sundial in the middle of the house. Many of the surrounding interior spaces have their view onto it, as if they share a town square. While the house and garden have been worked through, up to the smallest detail, with the precision and reliability of a clockwork, it is above all else, that emptiness, that makes an impression. This emptiness seems to honour the undefined yet; perhaps everything that can still arise.