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The linear and point-like residential buildings, which emerged alongside the rise of urban architectural trends in French residential architecture, are tasked with constructing traditional urban spaces by occupying the periphery of urban blocks while preserving the characteristic forms of modern architecture as geometric objects composed of thin planes. This requires a search for methods for composing both internal and external spaces, as well as the building envelope, in ways that allow for the independent organization of urban and residential spaces facing each other, while also ensuring the protection of private spaces from public areas. Salomon proposed a linear residential building that incorporates a multi-layered spatial structure to articulate urban and residential spaces into multiple thin spatial layers, each assigned a differentiated urban or architectural role, thereby ensuring the independence of individual spaces and facilitating a gradual transition between them. Salomon's multi-layered structure, which enables continuity, differentiation, and articulation between internal and external spaces, can be applied to architectural and urban space compositions that involve conflicting spatial types. It also represents the result of integrating and reinterpreting historical legacies, such as modern architectural spaces, classical architectural envelopes, and ancient urban infrastructural elements.