The Shape House project, designed for an artist in the suburbs of Babolsar City, embodies a single volume that incorporates three distinct geometries within its envelope. These three shapes lift the building off the ground, each containing a different program. The square serves as both a workspace and a meeting room. The circle forms a courtyard that opens only to the sky. Its windows are intentionally positioned to create visual layering with the interior of the house rather than with the natural landscape. The third shape is a combination of two geometries that form the figure of the house, accommodating the bedroom. This shape, together with the others, fosters visual layering both with the exterior and among the volumes themselves. Within each shape of the house, a combination of two other geometries is expressed through its objects and furniture.