The project design starts with the square, connecting the row and carriage houses to the Oglethorpe plan while exploring utopian architectural elements. Inspired by the symbolic relationship between the circle and square in architectural history, the design draws on Tadao Ando’s focus on movement and translation. Primary forms create a dynamic composition where the traditional Savannah house remains, but elements pierce through, adding visual intrigue. By integrating rotated and inserted platonic shapes with diverse materials like brick, wood, and concrete, the design expands the row house typology and achieves a cohesive, innovative composition.