Incorporating the principles of a healthy residence, the design of this project thoughtfully balances ventilation, natural light, and spatial openness. Zone A is configured in an L-shape which maximizes airflow and daylight exposure while enhancing sightlines and spatial fluidity. Zone B, on the other hand, adopts a traditional villa arrangement which increases the distance between buildings to ensure privacy. Zone C adapts to the natural terrain by introducing varied layouts and dynamic spatial expressions that enrich the overall architectural experience. This project features a reinforced concrete (RC) structure designed as a series of multi-unit, interconnected townhouses. The composition of staggered white volumes defines each residence while allowing light and shadow to shift dynamically throughout the day. This thoughtful layering not only establishes clear distinctions between different residential units, but also fosters opportunities for interaction among residents. The exterior walls are finished with a faux fair-faced concrete coating, seamlessly integrating solid volumes with crisp white frames. By playing with the contrast between mass and void, certain sections are designed as balconies while others feature double-height openings, hence creating a dynamic spatial rhythm. Large windows with glass railings enhance the façade’s openness, allowing natural light to flood the interiors and offering unobstructed views. This interplay of transparency and structure not only enriches the architectural expression but also gives the building a distinct and ever-evolving character. To address the Feng Shui challenges posed by the road alignment, the design strategically incorporates lattice screens, offset entrances, and carefully positioned low walls, stone blocks, and greenery. These elements act as a protective buffer that disperses the direct energy flow from the road and preventing negative Qi from entering the residence.