adjacent buildings; a solitary volume positioned within the natural landscape, conceived as a continuous frame for perceiving the surrounding scenery. With an emphasis on achieving a 360-degree view, the design strategy is grounded in the concept of “landscape continuity,” whereby the spatial sequence and the horizontal extension of terraces transform the forest, mountains, and sea into a seamless, uninterrupted experience. The continuous and deep terraces act as an intermediate layer, dissolving the boundary between interior and exterior, while extending the presence of nature into the living spaces. At the vertical scale, increasing the terrace height to 6 meters enhances spatial depth and verticality, creating a suspended and fluid spatial quality—providing a setting for pause, observation, and inhabitation within the continuity of the landscape.