On a limited 84-square-meter plot in the central district, we focused on the “gaps” within the urban fabric to design a hotel—a 9-story establishment with open views despite its compact site. The area was surrounded by typical mixed-use buildings in downtown Luxembourg, which lacked scenic vistas or uniform design regulations regarding the height, width, or materials of neighboring structures. Unlike typical hotels that omitted balconies to maximize room space, we observed the surrounding buildings and oriented each floor’s openings toward urban gaps, thereby creating balconies in varying directions. Each room featured a unique balcony design, allowing guests to experience diverse views from different floors. This approach resulted in a building that appeared as a white cuboid carved with irregular voids, forming a rhythmic façade.