In the context of a conventional single-family housing development, the appearance of this dwelling house manifests itself in the stress ratio expressed between the simple cubic building unit with plastered masonry work and the filigree steel construction of stairs, balcony and garage, and which is further emphasized by the plain shape of the metal roof. Although floor plans are pure and simple they nevertheless comprise and ensure a high degree of long-term adaptation capacities to the changing needs of its inhabitants. Ground floor flats comprise two rooms, while upper storey and garret storey accommodate four-room maisonette flats all of which are connected across an air space with interior staircase.