The street-facing facade, enclosed like a castle wall, embraces a representative inner forecourt and the ground-floor space that opens up from it with a full panorama. Here, a generous kitchen-dining-living room trio is located, while one level above, the sleeping areas provide a pleasant, tranquil environment.

The main functional levels, which open completely towards the inner garden, are supported by a more enclosed mass that blends into the terrain. The substructure, which forms a striking contrast to the upper levels in both its design and material use, serves the fundamental functionality of the house. This is where the spa, as well as most of the storage and service rooms, are located. While the modern, high-tech glass structures enhance the light, elegant appearance of the upper levels, the block-like, massive form of the substructure evokes the terraced buildings with retaining walls found in the Buda Hills.