Mobility and flexibility are essential nowadays, therefore this house was developed as an aggregation of modules than can be transported and assembled on site.

A house dedicated to the seven arts, where a corridor surrounding a central patio is intersected by several two level cubes, each dedicated to different arts.

Mobility and flexibility are essential nowadays, therefore this house was developed as an aggregation of modules than can be transported and assembled on site.

The living room is the central space and core of this house. Its polygonal shape creates the remaining living areas, extruding each of its side according to one’s needs.

Similarly to a tree branch, the house grows in sustainability and organically as yet another space is added to the main volume, so that as the family grows, the house grows with it.

The blueprint paper’s grid organizes and shapes every space of the house according to its metric and orthogonality. The entrance and living room work as a central and mirroring axis that divides the living and sleeping areas.

A central axis organizes the two main functions of the house: sleeping and living. Divided into two separate volumes, they entangle together like pieces from a tetris game, creating patios in the interstice spaces.

Like a pixel, this house represents the possibility of further conections, aditions and combinations. The two openings are shaped to the inside, emphazising the very simple binary order in space. Can you image what this house is made of?

Movement and flexibility are the main concepts for this house, adapting the traditional aesthetic of the house, adding a new dynamic to the different living spaces.

Many spaces, many users, many senses of privacy.

A house that brings each room closer to nature, exploring the natural daylight and thermal efficiency.