The project is conceived as a constellation of discrete volumes forming enclaves and in-between spaces rather than a singular object. These elements are arranged to choreograph movement, frame the desert landscape, and generate outdoor rooms that operate as extensions of the interior. Architecture is defined as much by the interstitial spaces between volumes as by the rooms themselves, producing a sequence of thresholds that mediate scale, exposure, and privacy.

Weathering steel establishes both mass and filter. Solid plates ground the architecture in the desert, while perforated screens temper light, wind, and visibility, shifting from shadowed surfaces by day to softly illuminated membranes at night. Circulation is externalized, unfolding through courtyards, terraces, and fire-lit clearings, aligning daily occupation with climate and time. The project recedes from formal emphasis, operating instead as an armature for atmosphere, sequence, and inhabitation within an extreme landscape.