This 2,000 SF house is primarily a well organized transparent box for living with two “volumetric anomalies.” The buildings structure is primarily laser cut tube steel with structural insulated panel in-fill. Two distinct objects act simultaneously as "occupants" and "spacial defining elements." In short, "volumetric anomalies." These complex volumetric anomalies were constructed by machining sections of structural insulated panels via a complex computer model and computer controlled milling machine. The stress-skin sections were then reinforced with engineered lumber and laser cut steel. They were then finished with a traditional extraordinarily smooth plaster coating of 3/4 of an inch. The two volumetric anomalies act as ambient lighting devices by virtue of embedded led lighting in the floor causing them to become the “subject” of interior space. Improvisationally the subject can transform into object through the use of built-in video projection allowing the color and image of the video to wrap and inform the interior environment. The conceptual and performance criteria not only exists at a full “building and spacial scale”, but also translates to the smallest detail level. For example: In use the laser cut fronts of the kitchen cabinets are elliptical but when viewing from the dining area they are associated as perfect circles. An acknowledgment of preparation and consumption.