The architectural complex consists of three buildings: two main residential buildings, a guest house with a glazed terrace and a garage like a dugout hidden under the ground. All three buildings are united by a terrace from the African mahogany. There is a recreation area with a hearth and a pool with overflow: the surface of the water seems to go to the horizon, and this creates complete unity with nature. The natural slope of the landscape is maximally preserved: zonal alignment has been completed and terracing has been created. Different levels are interconnected by concrete stairs and illuminated ramps. This underlines the minimalism and aesthetics of the landscape. In landscaping the site used various types of mosses, lawns, thujas, several species of pine. For decorating used hazel and persimmon trees.
Technically, the buildings are made of monolithic reinforced concrete, and the facades are made of metal, glass and plaster interspersed with granite chips. Canadian cedar is used to finish the facade of the garage. The project was created using advanced technologies: heating and hot water are generated thanks to the heat pump system, and the roofs of the one-story cottage and guest house are flat and designed to maximize the shade and protect against oblique rains typical of this location. Also on the roofs are solar panels for the accumulation of electricity. Glazing facades include auto-darkening.