### Overview
Located in Dubai, the House of the Future addresses the increasing housing demand fostered by the city's rapid urban expansion and population density. The project utilizes innovative construction methods, with a focus on sustainability, modularity, and adaptability, to create a residential space that is both functional and responsive to contemporary needs.

### Spatial Configuration
The design occupies a 450 m² plot, strategically organized to delineate private and communal living areas. Central to the plan is a courtyard that promotes natural cross-ventilation, enhancing indoor air quality and providing an equitable outdoor space. The layout includes a Majlis, reflecting the cultural importance of social interaction, alongside living and service areas that facilitate effective circulation and privacy. Vertical circulation paths ensure accessibility across multiple levels, optimizing user experience within the home.

### Material Choices
The construction employs shipping containers as primary structural elements, promoting modularity and efficient transport. Polycarbonate mesh provides effective cooling by filtering sunlight, while recycled materials from decommissioned containers integrate sustainability into the building process. Additional features include modular steel columns for structural integrity and integrated solar panels to reduce reliance on non-renewable energy sources. The cooling mesh not only enhances thermal comfort but also contributes to the facade's visual appeal, combining functional and aesthetic considerations in a cohesive design.