Inverted Stairs and Cracked Floors: The House as Formal Operation

Design a house interior in the manner of Peter Eisenman generated purely by formal operations rather than use: a second staircase hangs upside down from the ceiling painted red, and a narrow slot is cut straight through the bedroom floor so the bed must be split in two. Compose the inverted red stair descending from above and stopping in mid-air, the floor slot running the length of the room, white walls with green and grey structural planes, no decoration, flat even daylight from a square window, eye-level view, 24mm lens, interior photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K