This architecture represents a departure from conventional design principles, seeking to create a distinct identity by consciously rejecting traditional links with the landscape. Instead, it embraces rocks, trees, and water as integral elements of the spatial experience, challenging the boundaries between the built environment and nature. At the core of this design is an interactive wall that serves a dual purpose: transforming into an aqueduct that dynamically pours water and incorporating functional cavities within key living spaces such as the kitchen, office, and rooms. This innovative feature not only adds a sensory and interactive dimension to the architecture but also blurs the lines between aesthetics and functionality.