The living areas stretch along the long, bright hallway on the mezzanine floor, leading to a terrace, the pool area and the barbecue area on the same level.
The building sculpture consists of coloured exposed concrete. With sand concrete and pebbles from the Lech river, a sensory and optical experience was achieved similar to natural stone. All edges were hammered by hand and missing parts were elaborately completed by a church painter. As a result, the building now looks as if it had been cut from a block of natural stone. Inside, too, the house boasts the finest materials, from steamed oak to sanded varnish. The push & open mechanism on built-in cupboards and room doors underlines the high-quality style. A large, open fireplace characterises the dining area, clad with elegant natural stone tiles, matching the main structure.