House of the Future | competition
Three pavilions are organized inside an enclosure, for privacy and climatic treatment. Pavilions are connected by open and closed spaces… these connections become new extensions to be used. The house flanks between the intimate and the shared space, the inside and the outside.
“We begin our descent, following the natural slope of the land until an opening reveals itself—an invitation, a quiet threshold. Stepping through, we arrive at a patio, a pause between worlds. From here, the path splits: a wooden door welcomes us inside, or we can continue outside, tracing the edge of the pool as it stretches toward the river and is partially covered to keep the water fresh during the intense summers..
The house provides flexibility to suit the changing needs of people. It can be modified based on the change of use. And at the same time, the house keeps the cultural heritage alive with its aesthetic, materiality and sustainable response. The project considers modular construction.
So, we are facing a paradox: could it be that the house of the future seeks to return to the origins, suiting the new ways of living?
