Futuristic and dramatic architectural design of a house at ground level, with an angular, deconstructivist style inspired by Daniel Libeskind. The house features sharp, fragmented lines, and dynamic, geometric forms, creating a sense of movement and tension. The structure’s asymmetry and angularity break traditional architectural norms, with multiple interlocking volumes and distorted planes. The exterior walls are made of highly reflective stainless steel, creating mirror-like surfaces that reflect the surrounding city environment, evoking a striking contrast against the urban backdrop. The house’s glass facades offer glimpses of the interiors, while the polished steel surfaces intensify the interaction with natural light, creating intricate reflections and shadows. The scene is set in a bustling New York-inspired city, with towering skyscrapers surrounding the house. The street level is filled with the vibrant energy of urban life, including people, cars, and glowing neon signs, while the house stands as a bold and avant-garde piece of architecture. The composition is viewed with an architectural perspective, emphasizing the dynamic geometry of the structure, with sharp angles and sleek lines that appear to cut through the landscape. The environment is bathed in warm sunset light, casting long shadows on the reflective surfaces and highlighting the tension between modern design and the surrounding metropolis."