Thesis Statement
A society is inherently defined by a collective of individuals bound by shared traditions, values, and mutual interests. This project positions architecture as a catalyst for a more sustainable urban society, redefining affordable housing through the lenses of ecology and community. By seamlessly integrating reclaimed materials and high-performance sustainable technologies, the design drastically minimizes environmental impact and drives down long-term lifecycle costs. Ultimately, the project seeks to bridge the systemic disconnect in modern housing—transforming a basic need for shelter into a dignified, deeply connected, and resilient urban community.
Area of site | 30,000 ft2 |
Location | Fort Lauderdale, Florida |
Date | 2019 |
Status of the project | Concept |
Tools used | Rhino 3D, Twin Motion, Adobe Creative Suite |