From 1996 to 2002, a two-year design and four-year construction process resulted in the creation of a private home. The design was inspired by a love for the traditional red brick, the simplicity of gray walls, the minimalism of fair-faced concrete, and the warmth of solid wood. By utilizing light, wind, and terrain, the natural surroundings of the Lanyang fields were brought into the home. The architect experienced the wind, sunlight, and humidity of the fields, taking into account the changing climate, and carefully considered the living habits and movement patterns of the family as the main design concept. The construction of the home in Yilan took six years, from nothing to completion. This "slow" design approach has infused the architecture with the "family" lifestyle, and after over twenty years, it has evolved from simply a place to live into an artistic treasure nestled within the fields.