The Atrium House is a concept for an urban villa in which openness intertwines with intimacy. It is architecture hidden in greenery — closed to the world, yet full of light.

The flat, north-facing plot has been turned into an enclosed garden. Surrounded by greenery, it becomes a backdrop for the minimalist form of the house. Car traffic disappears underground — what remains is calm, nature and light.

The house is designed on a square plan. Its heart is a green atrium — an internal garden that brings nature inside and connects all the spaces into a single organism.

The glazed ground floor opens fully onto its surroundings, blurring the boundary between interior and garden. Greenery is visible from every point. To the south, the terrace and pool form a space of sunlight and reflections on water.

Above, the light, white volume of the upper floor seems to float. Resting on just four supports, it becomes a form for light and shadow. A monolithic white concrete facade emphasises its purity.