Resting on a site with flat terrain in central Phuket, this residence has a highly distinctive triangulated form composed of two folded planes, equal in ratio in reference to the two main natural elements, that of the earth and lake. The angular form also reflects those of the mountains in the distance. The site itself has an irregular-shaped boundary, which abuts an inland lake on one side, where the design makes use of an infinity-edged swimming pool to effect a seamless transition between architecture and landscape. The plan is essentially H-shaped with five bedrooms. The primary living space and bedrooms are located at the corners and appear as projected over the water’s edge or buried within the earth. All internal rooms can open out onto either gardens or the pool terrace.