On the slope of the Michelsberg hill in Ulm, the monolithic concrete villa clearly stands out from the built environment. Reduced design with clear lines runs through the entire property: from the joint pattern of the thermal walls to the terrace area with pool and sauna, everything is precisely coordinated. In the interior, too, the constructive joints harmonize with, among other things, LED rails that were recessed into the air-conditioned ceilings during prefabrication. To the north, the building takes up the geometry of the site boundary and allows for optimal integration of the living levels into the existing topography. This also maximizes the southern terrace area. To break up the austerity of the building, a canopy was added to the north to protect the entrance from the elements. In extension of the canopy, a bicycle room separated with black expanded metal forms the structural end.