“The Whole House” provides a comprehensive analysis of architectural structures, from their physical elements and interior arrangements to exterior features and the integration between them. It examines how architectural components, such as walls, windows, and roofs, influence spatial organization and interior design. The study explores factors like lighting, circulation, and functionality in enclosed environments, as well as the aesthetic and functional considerations in designing exterior structures. Furthermore, it investigates the interplay between exterior and interior environments, and how the specific topic of an architectural project shapes design decisions, connecting the building’s purpose with its architectural features.