Five Points of New Architecture: Pilotis, Free Plan, and Horizontal Long Windows

Design a house that demonstrates the five points of a new architecture defined by Le Corbusier: pilotis lifting the volume clear of the ground, a free plan, a free façade, a continuous horizontal ribbon window, and an occupied roof terrace. A white rendered box floating on slender round concrete pilotis, an unbroken strip window wrapping three sides, the ground running uninterrupted beneath the house, a curved service core visible under the volume, meadow grass around it, clear morning light with crisp shadow under the box, low eye-level three-quarter view, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K