Three flat is a building without interior circulation.

All public living spaces flow into one another, eliminating the need for interior circulation and creating an interconnected environment.

A curving interior courtyard acts as the living room, dining room, and lounge spaces of each unit.

The curving transom marks the transition between two different spaces.

The private spaces are formed by angled walls that follow the curvature of the interior courtyard.

Each unit has four Juliet balconies along the northern facade of the building that flood the interior spaces with natural light.

The curved transom delineates the interior courtyard space.

The two volumetric exterior stairs stand out against the rectangular massing of the building.

The long section cuts through the interior courtyard that connects all public living spaces.

The short section shows the transom visually dividing the kitchen from the interior courtyard.