Thinking a house for a contemporary family makes us question the conventional idea of a compact program, in which all spaces are organized around a common space, and the exterior is generally a large garden to be contemplated. A  contemporary family gives equal importance to the individual as to the collective. That is why this house has a dispersed program, and it's made up of independent room units, in the likeness of the "Sleeping Baskets" of the Schindler House from 1922.