The design focused on treating the spaces with maximum fluidity, prioritizing flexibility and functional ambiguity. In this way, the spaces can freely accommodate the changing needs of their users, encouraging a more dynamic relationship with the inhabited environment.
The organization of each house is based on a graduated system of handwoven curtains and sliding doors, which introduce a degree of dynamism into the spatial layout. These elements allow the different areas to be connected or separated, expanded or contracted, depending on the situation, breaking away from the rigidity of a fixed floor plan.
An architecture conceived as a flexible system, capable of adapting to change and everyday use, where the atmosphere—crafted through light and materiality—enhances a sensitive spatial experience. More than a fixed form, it proposes an open framework that allows life to transform it.
