Depending on which door you choose, you enter a different world.
From the smaller street, a domestic house, familiar, legible, a restaurant.
From the main street, a glass facade, accessible, mediated, an intimate space. Two entrances. Two programs. One building that materializes twice.

An existing house is copied, offset, superimposed. The familiar contains the unexpected. The project brings together two forms of desire that are usually separated: the appetite for food and the taste for intimacy. Their intersection forms a space of preparation and transition, where anticipation accumulates and social identities reconfigure. Here, roles dissolve and the body senses the shift before the mind does. Desire becomes public through movement. The floor descends throughout. Each step a choice.