The Extrovert was designed as part of a two-part exercise exploring the contrasting needs of natural light and privacy through spatial organization. The house is arranged around a cross-shaped pattern of masonry walls that divide the interior into distinct zones and guide occupants’ attention outward. Each zone enjoys its own views and moments of connection, separate from the other spaces in the home. Full-height glass panels feature minimal frames, and the building materials flow seamlessly between interior and exterior spaces.