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Lattice Screened Residence with Expansive Glass Facades and Integrated Courtyard

Lattice Screened Residence with Expansive Glass Facades and Integrated Courtyard
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Crafted with a distinctive lattice screen and expansive glass facades, the residence seamlessly integrates a private courtyard, offering a contemporary living experience that emphasizes both transparency and connection to nature.
5 key facts about this project
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Crafted with a unique lattice screen that enhances shading and privacy while promoting ventilation.
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Incorporates an expansive glass facade that maximizes natural light and views of the surrounding landscape.
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Features a central courtyard designed to serve as a tranquil outdoor extension of the living spaces.
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Utilizes sustainably sourced cross-laminated timber panels for structural integrity and environmental performance.
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Employs charred wooden shingles for both aesthetic appeal and improved durability against weathering.

## Architectural Analysis Report: Oasis House

### Overview

Oasis House is located within a natural landscape that informs its design, focusing on the integration of indoor and outdoor environments. The intent of the residence is to foster a serene living atmosphere that encourages social interaction and enhances the connection with the surrounding landscape. Strategic spatial arrangements and extensive use of glass create a continuous flow between interior spaces and the exterior.

### Spatial Organization

The layout of Oasis House is organized to enhance functionality while maintaining privacy. The ground floor features an open-plan living area that combines the living and dining spaces, supporting communal activities. Central to this area is a swimming pool that serves as both a focal point and a backdrop for relaxation. The arrangement of private zones, including bedrooms with access to personal terraces, supports tranquility and interaction with nature. The upper level is designed to enhance privacy, featuring spacious bedrooms and a roof terrace that offers expansive views.

### Material Utilization

The materials selected for Oasis House reflect both durability and aesthetic coherence. Extensive use of concrete provides structural stability, while large glass panels ensure transparency and promote light integration. Timber is introduced through wooden lattice screens on the upper floor, offering a contrast to the predominant concrete and glass elements. Aluminum frames align with a modern aesthetic, and plaster finishes contribute to a unified texture throughout. This thoughtful material selection addresses environmental considerations, including thermal efficiency and light management, enhancing the overall living experience.

Unique design aspects include the incorporation of indigenous landscaping, which not only enhances privacy but also integrates the structure within its natural environment. The lattice work serves both functional and aesthetic purposes, acting as a sunshade while adding visual interest. Moreover, the inclusion of solar panels indicates a commitment to sustainability, further addressing energy efficiency and environmental responsibility. The overall design promotes a harmonious relationship between architectural form, function, and the surrounding landscape.

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The Kingspan MICROHOME 2026 competition invites architects and designers worldwide to rethink small-scale living by creating an off-grid, modular micro dwelling under 25 m². Now in its 11th edition, the contest emphasizes sustainable, innovative, and human-centered design that demonstrates how compact living can have a big impact.

With a €100,000 prize fund, entries will be evaluated for originality, efficiency, and their response to contemporary environmental and social challenges. The competition is open to everyone, with submissions allowed individually or in teams of up to four. Registration closes on 30 September 2026, and winners will be announced on 15 December 2026.

By celebrating creativity within strict limits, MICROHOME 2026 continues to push the boundaries of compact architecture and sustainable living.

MICROHOME 2026

Design a new concept of small-scale home and share a prize fund of 100,000€

100,000 € Prize Fund / Kingpsan Edition #11 ideas COMPETITION
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