Suspended Living is a 20,000 sq.ft. stilt + three-storey residence designed as a multi-generational home, with each floor functioning as a spacious, self-contained unit. The first and second floors house large apartments, while the upper level accommodates two units—each with private living spaces, balconies, and landscaped terraces. A double-height living room opens onto a floating terrace, enhancing light, views, and spatial openness. The design prioritizes cross ventilation, natural light, and constant connection to greenery, with a rooftop terrace garden and amphitheatre tailored for a family engaged in performance arts. The massing is articulated through layered, projecting terraces along the north-east façade, creating a dynamic, suspended architectural expression.