Carved from the very Midas mountain itself, the Kotas manor is three storeys of impressive sculpture and stands unyielding, fused to the very rock of the city. It operates windows on its front face and half way down either side, before the structure becomes one with its birth material. The furthest wings back from the sky and air was the private residences and bed chambers of the royal family (on the upper levels) and the kitchens and servants quarters (on the lower). The entertaining rooms lie towards the front of the palace.