The project features a modular home tailored for a single family in a temperate seasonal climate. It covers a total of 135 square meters and comprises four modular units arranged to create distinct areas for communal and private use. The design focuses on efficiency, functionality, and sustainability, ensuring a comfortable living space that addresses contemporary residential requirements.

Sustainability Features

At the heart of the design is a commitment to sustainability, highlighted by the inclusion of solar photovoltaic panels. These panels provide a renewable source of energy that reduces both environmental impact and operational costs over their long lifespan. They enable the potential for a self-sufficient energy system within the home.



Spatial Arrangement

The home’s layout is thoughtfully organized to balance shared and private spaces. Two of the modular units serve as common areas, featuring an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living room, which encourage interaction among family members. The other two units are designated for private use, with bedrooms and a bathroom that ensure individual privacy.



Ventilation and Heating Systems

A heat recovery ventilation system is integrated into the design to enhance indoor air quality. This system supplies filtered, fresh air to each room. Additionally, a heat pump with an exchanger effectively manages both heating and cooling needs. During warmer months, the system works to cool the air and control humidity. In colder seasons, it can meet a significant portion of the home’s heating demand, using electricity supplied from the solar panels.



Materials and Aesthetic

The structure is built using an insulated timber frame, which aids in energy efficiency. The exterior is clad with wooden panels that add warmth and contrast to the modern design. This material choice not only enhances the look of the building but also supports sustainability by utilizing renewable resources.

The design is further accentuated by full-length glazing, which connects the indoors to the landscape outside. This feature floods the interior with natural light, enriching the overall living experience while fostering a connection to nature.