A triangular house on a triangular lot, designed in direct response to the site’s shape and orientation. The plan hinges on a single, geometric move: the equilateral triangle, which becomes the organizing principle for space, circulation, and structure.

The 9-meter cantilever shields the house from the western sun while creating a dramatic yet quiet entrance. Salvaged Philippine hardwoods from an old bowling alley and warehouse were repurposed for the floors, demonstrating the firm’s material discipline and preference for contextual reuse.