B&W Residence reinterprets a familiar family site for two generations whose lifestyles, routines, and spatial preferences sit at opposite ends of the spectrum. The challenge was not simply to accommodate a mother and son beneath one roof, but to give each of them a home that felt complete, independent, and deeply personal. Their contrasting needs called for privacy without isolation, proximity without intrusion, and a shared identity without compromising individuality. Like black and white, the two characters are distinct yet mutually defining; when composed together with precision, their differences create depth, balance, and a richer sense of family life. The house had to unite them without asking either to surrender their way of living.