A three-level passive house with distinct architectural styles. The first level has 50 cm thick stone walls with decorative joints, giving a grounded appearance. The second level is constructed from large, rounded natural log beams, contrasting the refined stonework below. The third level features blackened timber in the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban style, adding a contemporary touch. The windows are triple-pane thermopane glass with wooden frames. A serpentine stone pathway leads to an imposing stone gateway with a vaulted arch, reminiscent of a medieval castle. Seven Doberman Pinscher dogs are arranged in a V-shape in front of the house. The roof is made from high-quality slate tiles. The surroundings include lush green landscaping.