The warm-colored structure of Villa Galaxie is characterized by a bold assembly of geometric shapes, marked by a monumental cube and sculptural volumes defining the patio and entrance module. Tilted on its edge, the cube is a direct reference to the famous Drusch House built in 1965 by Claude Parent, the architect of the oblique function. Large concrete canopies with cut-out panels protect the glazed surfaces from summer sunshine, and the broken lines of the angular facade play with shadow and light. The outdoor layout and the design of pedestrian and vehicle access, marked by wide curves and the creation of a footbridge, enhance the theatricality of the ensemble.

The floor plan is designed in a honeycomb pattern and is formed by juxtaposed hexagonal modules to compose the various interior spaces. Each hexagon houses a function: entrance, living room, dining room, kitchen, winter garden… The master suite, located at the end of the structure, breaks with the pattern and concludes the composition with a right angle.