House 15722 is a modern masterpiece of GDM architecture, harmoniously blending sleek, clean lines with organic elements to create a serene and inviting environment. The structures are characterized by an elegant interplay of concrete and aluminum, juxtaposing the strength and permanence of concrete with the warmth and texture of synthetic wood.

Expansive glass facade is a dominant feature. This transparency serves to dematerialize the boundaries, creating an illusion of space that extends infinitely.

The use of metal in latticed screens and frameworks adds an element of finesse, providing privacy while also contributing to the aesthetic with its geometric precision. These screens act as a veil, adding a layer of depth and complexity to the façade while also allowing for natural ventilation and sun filtering.

Every material chosen, plays a crucial role in the architectural narrative. They are carefully curated to reflect a palette that resonates with both modernity and timelessness. The result is an architectural language that speaks of luxury and tranquility, an oasis that provides a retreat from the bustling world outside.