Void Harmony

This project aimed to conceptualize a versatile housing module based on the principles of the solid-void theory. Located on a contoured site adjacent to the beltline connector in a rapidly developing neighborhood, the design harmonized with its urban surroundings while providing adaptable living spaces. The solid-void theory was central to the design approach, shaping both the aesthetic and functional aspects of the module.

The facade was a key feature, carefully crafted with alternating walls and windows to embody the solid-void concept. This interplay between solid and open spaces enhanced the building’s visual appeal and contributed to a flexible, dynamic interior layout. The voids allowed for ample natural light and air circulation, while the solid elements provided structure and privacy.

By selecting a location near the beltline, the project established a strong connection with the evolving neighborhood, fostering a symbiotic relationship between the architecture and the surrounding urban context. The design aimed to support the area’s growth while maintaining an innovative, sustainable, and adaptable housing solution that catered to modern living needs.