
This house was born at a time when I needed to find a foothold. Its creation was not just a professional job or the realization of an architectural idea – it was a process that helped me maintain inner balance, faith, and the ability to move forward.
Every decision, every detail, and every stage of construction became a way for me to navigate difficult times through creativity. Architecture became a personal therapy, and the house became a space that first supported me and then became a home.
This project is about the power of space. About how a home can be not only a place to live, but also a source of light, peace, and inner support. That is why it was called “House of Light.”