Paula Morales Roche, Elora Pérez Rodríguez, María José Plaza Villacañas
student
University of Alicante, Architecture Design Department
Spain
Architecture
The project idea is the creation of villas from the union of some modules adhering to a central axis. The construction modules are divided into 3: the corridor… more
Tamer ElSerafi
advisor
Cairo University, Faculty of Engineering Architecture Department.
Egypt
Dr. Tamer ElSerafi is the Head of the Architecture Department and Director of the Master of Science… more
This project presents a thoughtful approach to integrating architecture with the natural landscape of Croatia. The design emphasizes modularity and adaptability, allowing for flexible configurations that respond to the site's topography and environmental conditions. The use of lightweight materials and open structures fosters a sense of openness and connection with the surrounding environment.
The project's strength lies in its commitment to sustainability and minimal environmental impact. By utilizing prefabricated modules and considering passive design strategies, the design aims to reduce energy consumption and promote ecological harmony. The incorporation of communal spaces and pathways encourages social interaction and community engagement.
However, while the conceptual framework is commendable, further development in architectural detailing and spatial articulation would enhance the project's overall impact. Detailed plans illustrating circulation, material choices, and construction methods would provide a more comprehensive understanding of the design's functionality.
Overall, "Os Axis" offers a promising vision for sustainable and context-sensitive architecture. With additional refinement in design execution and technical detailing, it has the potential to serve as a model for environmentally conscious development.