### Project Overview
Located along a coastal landscape, this residential design caters to the needs of a young couple, emphasizing minimalism and sustainability. The intent is to create a functional living space that balances aesthetic appeal with practical requirements, while fostering a strong connection to the natural surroundings.

### Spatial Organization
The design introduces a "dancing kitchen" concept, characterized by a fluid relationship between different living areas, including cooking, dining, and resting spaces. The layout features modular components that can be arranged to suit various lifestyles and environmental conditions, providing adaptability while promoting communal interaction. The repeated use of a 50 cm module enhances efficiency in spatial configuration, allowing the arrangement of spaces to respond to the site's topography and occupants' needs.

### Material Selection and Environmental Considerations
The material palette is thoughtfully chosen to reflect sustainability and durability. Key materials include fine wood (spruce) for structural and interior finishes, cork planks for insulation, and folded sheet steel for roofs and gutters. Large glass windows are strategically placed to maximize natural light and enhance visual connectivity with the exterior. Additionally, the integration of rainwater harvesting systems underscores a commitment to self-sufficiency and resourcefulness. This combination of natural and industrial elements fosters a dialogue between the organic and the manufactured, contributing to both thermal efficiency and aesthetic coherence.