The M Grund building’s introverted structure is a response to its heterogeneous surroundings: the complex has clearly defined edges on the northern, eastern and western sides, yet opens up to the south, where it faces wide open spaces. Two courtyard blocks build an urban spatial sequence, creating a south-facing relationship. Cuts, openings and large windows structure the west, north and east, entering into a dialogue with the surrounding urban space. The room modules, width of the rooms and depth of the structure come together to form simple but very lively spaces. With its large and small openings, the transparent façade offers exciting spatial sequences, changing perspectives and varied views.