Aslak Villa was located on a site with many slopes and trees. Due to the special position of the trees, the design was formed in empty space between them. Therefore, from the connection of the trees, a new shape of the site appeared, which required a flexible and floating presence of the design. The plane floated quite flexively between the trees, like a magnetic current that objects affect the shape of the field. Therefore, the geometric shape of the villa floated freely on the site and the trees and the shape of the ground influenced this floating flow.

 Then we decided to have a new approach to the structure so that instead of hiding the structure in the wall, separate it from the body, and place it in a completely free and sculptural form in the internal fluid space. This tree form dissolves in boundless of the roof as if it were an integral part of the roof structure that changes shape and connects to the ground.