No differentiation is made between two dimensional and three dimensional divisions of space. Changes of color or material are considered of equal significance to more tectonic transformations. Floor, furniture, and ceiling are collapsed onto one plan. Tile colors, beds, skylights are rendered as superimposed, translucent layers. Within the pages of L'Architecture Vivante, a table is presented with graphical equivalence to a room.
Rugs punctuate spaces with different tactile experience, muffling sounds that the tiles reflect.
Varied materials are juxtaposed to create a diverse spatial experience. A moveable tea table with tubular metal legs was given a cork top, muffling the sounds of service. These elements combine to create the experience of a lived architectural symphony. Its music rings only when it is acted, inhabited. Thus from the main living space, we hear the music of the bath 's running water played over the top of the painted partitions hindering our view of its musician.