Contextualising the Development
To blend the architecture with the surrounding houses despite the large number of apartments, we aimed to create a small gathering space for the neighborhood. This would maintain harmony with the picturesque environment while avoiding intrusion. Ground-floor shops were planned, as well as square with a charming fountain at the plot's edge, along the main street.
Optimal Units
We created interconnected corridors along the facades of the G-shaped complex, turning them into "indoor gardens" that provided outdoor views. These transformed corridors became lively activity hubs for residents, preserving the essence of garden living while adding a new focal point to the complex.
Indoor "Gardens"
To accommodate the large number of required apartments, we developed over 10 diverse unit designs. Our focus was to ensure that each unit received ample sunlight, which we achieved by using the the sanitary facilities as a zoning element. Almost all units feature a small balcony facing the landscape. The apartments were 10 meters long, with an additional 4 meters of connecting corridor.
