OT House was designed as a two-storey residence that responds to its mountainous natural surroundings and the existing site conditions. The slope of the terrain played an important role in the placement of the building, while large openings and corner windows were used to bring views of the surrounding landscape into the interior. Natural stone surfaces on the ground floor, dark and simple upper-level volumes, and a hipped roof form create a contemporary architectural language that remains closely connected to its geographical context.

By continuing the natural stone used on the façade into the interior, a strong material continuity was established between inside and outside.