### Project Overview
Pixel Homes in Puzzle City is an architectural development located in a dense urban area of Hong Kong, designed to address the challenges of high-density living. The project aims to enhance the functionality and adaptability of residential spaces to accommodate a diverse range of family sizes and lifestyles. By employing innovative design strategies, it seeks to create modular living units that respond to varying spatial needs within the urban context.

### Flexibility in Spatial Configuration
The design focuses on flexible floor plans that allow residents to adapt their living environments according to personal requirements. Key architectural features, such as sliding floor slabs and movable walls, facilitate easy reconfiguration of spaces, enabling seamless transitions between different living arrangements. The modular nature of the units allows for combinations of basic and double units, supporting a variety of family structures while promoting communal interactions through interconnected living areas.

### Sustainable Material Selection
The material palette for Pixel Homes has been carefully selected to promote sustainability and resilience. The structural framework utilizes concrete for its durability, while extensive use of glass in the facades enhances natural lighting and visual connectivity with the urban environment. Steel provides the necessary support for movable components, ensuring flexibility in layout configurations. Interior spaces feature wood, adding warmth and texture to the overall living experience. These materials collectively contribute to the project's ecological considerations, aiming for sustainable practices through potential green technologies like rainwater harvesting and solar energy solutions.