These six low-energy dwellings comprise four two-storey houses stepped down along the road and a pair of three-storey houses turned at a slight angle towards the south. The development adopts the scale of the rural buildings in the area and makes reference to the weathered wood shingles of the local farmhouses in the form of its untreated larch facades. The structure consists of brick crosswalls and concrete floors. The absence of load-bearing internal walls and columns facilitates a free layout of the dwellings.
