Two bedrooms face the rear yard, and a bridge over the kitchen area extends to the master bedroom suite. High operable windows in the double-height space, centered over the kitchen and dining areas, create natural stack-effect ventilation. Generous spaces and fluid circulation routes contribute to the flexibility and accessibility of the house

The selection of finishes achieves a modern aesthetic and meets the technical requirements of accessible spaces. The main floor is polished concrete with radiant, in-floor heating, while the upper level has bamboo flooring throughout. Flush door thresholds and large sliding doors seamlessly mesh interior and exterior spaces.

Careful millwork design, plumbing fixture selection, and advanced lighting and control systems with iPhone/iPad connectivity contribute to ease of living. This house accommodates the needs of a growing family while seamlessly integrating wheelchair accessibility.