Aleksandra Senderska, Sara Świtalska, Karolina Suchodolska
student
West Pomeranian University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture
Poland
Architecture
Project of the prefabricated building made of wood and hemp concrete. It is intended for temporary residence. The assumption is based on the structural and… more
Endrit Sadiku
advisor
University for Business and Technology - UBT
Kosovar
Endrit Sadiku is an architect, urbanist, and researcher specializing in urban resilience,… more
Dear Aleksandra, Sara, and Karolina,
The Croatian Coast Villa is a well-thought-out concept that demonstrates a strong understanding of both sustainable design and the integration of nature with architecture. The use of wood and hemp concrete as the primary materials speaks to the project's environmentally conscious approach, and the prefabricated nature of the structure ensures efficient construction and potential for reuse.
One of the most striking features of the design is the attention to both functionality and aesthetics. The inclusion of greenery in the form of outdoor pots, which are integrated into the prefabricated floor slabs, not only enhances the visual appeal of the villa but also facilitates a more seamless connection with the surrounding landscape. The thoughtful positioning of the plants on the terraces and in the central part of the building creates an environment where nature becomes an integral part of the living space. This emphasis on nature is well-matched with the light control provided by the wooden slats on the facade, which also adds a level of texture to the exterior.
The adaptability of the interior layout is another key strength of this project. The ability to rearrange the core of the building by combining or dividing rooms based on the needs of the residents allows for long-term flexibility. This flexibility, coupled with the potential for the design to be tailored to people with disabilities, shows a thoughtful consideration for diverse user needs. Additionally, the integration of green roofs and rainwater harvesting reflects a solid commitment to sustainability.
From a technical standpoint, the design's use of space trusses for the roof structure is an elegant solution that complements the lightness of the building. The possibility of installing solar panels further enhances the energy efficiency of the building.
The presentation of the project is clear, with effective diagrams and renders that illustrate both the architectural intent and its relationship with the environment. The focus on light, flexibility, and sustainability comes through well, and the design language is both modern and timeless.
This is an impressive project that integrates advanced design thinking with an environmentally responsible approach. You’ve successfully created a modular living solution that can adapt to different uses and residents. Keep pushing the boundaries of such thoughtful design and continue to explore ways to enhance the relationship between nature and architecture.
Well done!