The MK House consists of individual rooms and living units integrated on a glass hall. With the possibility of masses scattered at different heights, the structure that can accommodate the daylight into every space can be used like a house spread out in a single mass, or it can be used as independent rooms at the same time. The living areas leading to the southern front are dominated by forests over paddocks. The contour of a fairly simple and elegant life is emphasized by the metal standing seam roof. In the interior, the same refined material selection was continued. Floors are covered by natural stone or natural wooden parquets. The ceiling rises over the gypsum plastered walls and is covered with panels of natural polished water. Fragmented plan layout and two-sided façade provide light from every direction. The rooms in the basement are used as warehouses.