Built in the southern fringes of District XII of Budapest, the family home has a peculiar triple structure. Bending over a beautiful panorama, most of the mass is contained in the compact upper part of the complex, containing the living spaces. The cellular structure of the upper part gradually gives way to the lighter arrangement of the loft, buttressed by sturdy projecting supports. The top of the loft offers an open view of the surounding landscape.
The tapered design of the house is similar to the university club of Piliscsaba. However, the style of splitters and the shape of the terrace point to new directions in Turi's architecture.