The Louvers House adopted a symmetrical approach with a H-shaped layout, with two blocks of the building connected to each other through a linear corridor at the center. At both sides of the corridor are courtyards carved into the interior spaces, encouraging the interactions between indoor and outdoor.

Emphasize are placed on the landscape as it is pivotal in providing a canvas for a leisure and old-fashioned lifestyle of the house. They are guarded by 9 feet tall fences, separating the inside from the main road and providing glimpses and visual exchanges between the inside and outside through its wooden louvers. Wooden structures, doors and windows are incorporated into the house, breathing an air of antiquity into the design.

The result is a unique traditional style dwelling surrounded by lush greeneries, acting as a sanctuary for its residents away from the hustle and bustle of the concrete jungle.