Like a crack in a stone, where life seeps through, Out(side)In House is a mass broken at its center into two, pulled apart and shuffled so that the breakages face the outside and the exterior walls face the central void. Finished in brick and tiles, the visual and tactile qualities in the atrium evoke a sense of exteriority, as if between two distinct buildings. Like in a sanctuary, the atrium erases the memory of the outside world and offers a womb once more, nurturing one’s body, mind, and soul. Out(side)In House leads one to discover an inner horizon, in the emptiness of space.