A newly constructed three-story building surrounds an existing listed former staff and garage building dating from 1900. The two structures are connected by a glass wing. Rooms of varying heights are intertwined across several levels to create three independent residential units that open onto the spacious garden. Strictly geometrically arranged, deep window recesses, structural projections, and courtyard-like indentations structure the white natural stone façade; specially developed movable metal slats filter the light and characterize the building's distinctive appearance.