Design a modernist and minimalist architectural house inspired by the Farnsworth House by Mies van der Rohe. The house is elevated 1.5 meters (5 feet) above the ground using slender steel columns, creating a lightweight and floating effect. It is surrounded by a lush natural environment, with tall deciduous trees and a nearby river that integrates with the design's atmosphere. The structure features a rectangular open floor plan, enclosed entirely by floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The design emphasizes transparency and a strong connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. The roof and floor planes extend slightly beyond the glass envelope, creating a sense of horizontality and visual balance. The architectural layout includes: Living Area: An open, central living space with unobstructed views of the surroundings, designed for relaxation and social interaction. Kitchen Area: A compact yet functional kitchen integrated into the open plan, featuring modern appliances and minimalist cabinetry. Sleeping Zone: A semi-enclosed sleeping area positioned for privacy, potentially using freestanding partitions or built-in cabinetry to define the space without disrupting the open concept. Bathroom: A small, enclosed bathroom using frosted glass or wood paneling to maintain privacy while harmonizing with the overall design. Circulation Space: A clean and simple path that connects all functional areas, enhancing flow and maintaining visual continuity. The materials palette consists of: Structural elements: Steel (painted white). Flooring: Warm-toned wood or polished stone. Walls: Transparent glass with slim frames. The house is designed to maximize natural light and ventilation, with consideration for passive solar design. Furniture is mid-century modern, complementing the architectural style. The plan should be symmetrical and harmonious, balancing functionality with aesthetic simplicity."