## Overview

Located in an urban context characterized by evolving demographic patterns, the Yabda project aims to create flexible living spaces that accommodate a wide range of lifestyles and family configurations. The design focuses on sustainability and user adaptability, providing options that respond to the changing needs of residents over time.

### Modular Design Strategy

The Yabda project incorporates a modular design framework that facilitates customizable living arrangements. The layout can be adjusted to fit the needs of diverse occupants, ranging from singles and couples to larger families, with living spaces varying in size from 60 m² to 260 m². This flexibility ensures that potential residents have access to appropriate housing solutions that align with their current life stages.

### Sustainable Material Choices

Sustainability is integrated throughout the project via the strategic selection of materials and design elements. The use of recyclable materials reinforces the commitment to minimizing environmental impact. Notably, galvanized steel panels offer durability and structural integrity, while GluLam beams introduce warmth and enhance thermal performance within the spaces. Rooftop designs are optimized for solar energy capture, contributing to energy efficiency and reducing dependence on non-renewable resources. This holistic approach to materiality advances both aesthetic and functional objectives while supporting long-term sustainability goals.