5 key facts about this project
### Overview
Located in a region rich with cultural heritage, the design emphasizes the integration of advanced technologies, sustainability, and user comfort. The project reflects influences from Arabian and Islamic architecture while incorporating European design principles. The intent is to create a residential environment that effectively meets contemporary living requirements.
### Spatial Organization and Functionality
The layout is designed to facilitate both private and communal interactions, emphasizing a flexible approach to space utilization. The ground floor features an open-plan arrangement, connecting the living room, dining area, and kitchen, while bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms provide privacy. Additional living spaces, including balconies and roof gardens, extend the usable area outdoors, promoting engagement with the surrounding environment. The basement functions as a multi-purpose area for entertainment and utilities, enhancing the overall utility of the home.
### Material and Environmental Considerations
The construction employs materials selected for durability and energy efficiency. Reinforced concrete is the primary structural material, complemented by glass elements to optimize natural light. The exterior features arched windows and textured wall panels that echo traditional motifs and support ventilation. Environmental strategies include water harvesting systems that recycle grey water for irrigation and energy-efficient appliances to minimize the project's ecological footprint. This commitment to sustainability is further reflected in the landscaping, which incorporates native flora to promote biodiversity.