Set against the forested slopes of Muzha, this 34-ping residence is wrapped by an expansive L-shaped window wall, where the mountain panorama becomes the defining element shaping the spatial narrative. The plan was reconfigured to prioritize the landscape, placing living and dining areas at the most privileged corner while the bedroom quietly anchors the entrance side of the home. Curved transitions soften circulation paths, while glass partitions above 250 centimeters allow daylight to travel freely, creating a luminous interior defined by fluid lines and gentle spatial continuity.