The building is 23 feet tall with a 28-inch gap between each level. The bottom six floors are supported by 3-inch square pipes, while the top seven are suspended from 0.8-inch steel rods. Giving the illusion of floating, the platforms represent a merging of earth and sky that unites the house with its surroundings.

Drawing on elements of Scandinavian design, the platforms are joined by metal-framed staircases with light wood treads. These create different pathways through the house, thereby facilitating the discovery of different angles, views and perspectives. Much like a family, the building is a complex web of interrelated components that interact in a variety of ways and continuously offers something new.

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