### Project Overview
Located in an urban setting, the Amidala project features a modular wooden construction designed to address the challenges of modern urban living. This duplex, available in two or three stories, accommodates four families, focusing on sustainability and adaptability to diverse lifestyles. The project aims to integrate contemporary aesthetics with functional design, prioritizing both efficiency and comfort.

### Sustainable Construction Practices
The design utilizes a variety of materials that reflect a commitment to sustainability. Wood serves as the primary construction element, providing both structural strength and visual appeal. Cellulose insulation is implemented for effective thermal regulation, contributing to reduced energy consumption. In conjunction with lightweight concrete pegs for support and glass elements to enhance natural lighting, these choices support an eco-friendly approach. Moreover, steel is incorporated in key structural components to ensure durability and stability.

### Adaptive Spatial Design
Amidala’s modular construction system allows for 95% of the build to be completed indoors, optimizing efficiency and enabling phased expansion. The layout consists of designated living and service areas, with a kitchen that can be accessed conveniently from the garage. The flexibility of the floor plans facilitates growth, accommodating evolving family sizes and needs. Outdoor spaces, including gardens and terraces, are integrated into the living experience to promote a connection with nature, fostering a sustainable lifestyle. Additional modules, such as wellness areas and garden cottages, can be seamlessly integrated into the design, enhancing the overall functionality and comfort of the residence.