Located in Zawada, the project reinterprets the relationship between architecture and landscape through a composition of terraces embedded into the natural slope of the site. The house appears as a calm, monumental form that opens toward distant views while remaining anchored in the terrain through stone retaining walls and layered garden structures. Horizontal rooflines and deep overhangs define the architectural language, while pergolas, terraces, and sculpted greenery extend the living space into the surrounding landscape.