Spatial organization is defined through the meticulous arrangement of interlocking shapes and the interplay between form and function, resulting in the creation of complex and dynamic spaces that interact meaningfully with one another. The spatial experiences are developed through varying ceiling heights, room volumes and window openings, capturing light and shadow in distinct ways to create unique spaces. This results in increased volume and quality of space in the garden level unit and light filled spaces with numerous private patios for the upper units. By prioritizing sophisticated spatial arrangement, Interlock aims to achieve functional efficiency in floorplanning, while embracing opportunities for interstitial spaces and outdoor programming.