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Curved Glass Façade and Triangular Layout in a Community Center Designed for Wellness

Author:
Anna Masi
Curved Glass Façade and Triangular Layout in a Community Center Designed for Wellness

Project in-detail

With a curved glass façade and a triangular layout, the community center offers a vibrant space that prioritizes wellness through engaging activity zones and therapeutic rooms.
5 key facts about this project
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Curved glass façade enhances natural light and connection to the outdoors.
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Triangular layout optimizes space for diverse community activities.
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Internal water slide incorporates playful elements for all ages.
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Rainwater harvesting system promotes sustainability and resource efficiency.
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Color palette strategically chosen to evoke emotional responses.
The architectural project "Boundless Joy" is an innovative community center located in Fernvale, Singapore. Designed to promote holistic well-being, this structure aims to provide a space that supports emotional and physical health. The facility integrates various functions, allowing it to serve as a hub for community activities, therapy sessions, and recreational opportunities. Through its design, the project encapsulates ideas of resilience, joy, and the importance of connectivity to nature and community.

Unique Design Integration and Functionality

The architectural design prioritizes a user-centric approach, ensuring that various spaces cater to different needs. Features such as a multipurpose main hall serve as a focal point for gatherings and events, while dedicated therapy rooms are designed to foster a calming atmosphere conducive to healing. The integration of activity zones and a library encourages educational and recreational pursuits, enhancing the project’s community focus.

A distinctive characteristic of "Boundless Joy" is its use of a playful approach to design, manifested through elements such as a triangular structural layout and a playful internal water slide mechanism. These components are not merely aesthetic but serve to make the environment welcoming and engaging for users of all ages. The building’s color palette, rich with warm and cool tones, is carefully selected to evoke specific emotions, further reinforcing its purpose.

Sustainability and Interaction with Nature

Sustainability is a key aspect of the architectural design. The project employs materials such as reinforced concrete, glass façades, and metal cladding, ensuring durability while promoting environmental responsibility. The incorporation of a rooftop system that collects rainwater showcases the design's commitment to minimizing its ecological footprint.

The seamless integration of the indoor and outdoor environments is another crucial element of this project. Natural light floods interior spaces through expansive glass elements, and landscaped areas are designed to enhance the user experience, creating a dynamic interaction between the building and its surroundings.

For a deeper understanding of this architectural project, including architectural plans, architectural sections, and architectural designs, it is encouraged to explore the full project presentation. Insight into various architectural ideas and innovative elements will provide further appreciation for the underlying concepts that define "Boundless Joy."
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The 10th edition of the MICROHOME architecture competition invites architects and designers from around the world to explore the possibilities of compact, sustainable living. Hosted by Buildner in collaboration with Kingspan and Hapi Homes, this special edition challenges participants to design an off-grid, modular microhome for a young professional couple, with a maximum floor area of 25 m². Designs should prioritize innovation, efficiency, and real-world feasibility. 

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