Understanding the Glass House

What makes the Glass House different from traditional houses?

• It is made entirely of wood.

• It has a traditional facade.

• It is a single-story building.

• It lacks real walls and facades.

How is the structure of the Glass House described?

• It has a single level.

• It is a multi-level house with an organic flow.

• It has a basement and an attic.

• It is a traditional two-story house.

What is a unique feature of the Glass House's design?

• It has a traditional brick exterior.

• It uses curtains and plants for decoration.

• It is built underground.

• It has large bay windows.

What is the purpose of the Glass House's design according to the transcript?

• To mimic ancient castles.

• To be a temporary exhibition space.

• To create a new tradition in living spaces.

• To follow traditional architectural styles.

How are electrical outlets managed in the Glass House?

• They are hidden in the ceiling.

• They are likely integrated into the floor.

• They are not present in the house.

• They are mounted on the walls.