## Project Overview

The "Urban Wandering: Nomadic Suspension Cabin" project addresses the changing dynamics of work environments, particularly in response to the rise of remote work precipitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. It proposes modular, nomadic living units designed to accommodate the lifestyles of digital nomads, reflecting the need for flexibility and adaptability in contemporary urban settings. The design is contextualized within densely populated cities characterized by complex infrastructures and urban fabric integration.

## Spatial Strategy and Modularity

The architectural design features a range of modular cabin units (S, M, L, XL) that can be interconnected based on user needs and site conditions. Each unit focuses on maximizing functionality within a compact living space while offering customization options for users to adapt according to personal preferences and work environments. Additionally, the spatial arrangement allows for horizontal and vertical configurations, contributing to scalable urban solutions that address housing demands.

### Material and Sustainable Practices

Sustainability is a foundational component of the design, with a focus on integrating eco-friendly materials. Proposed material choices include recycled steel and aluminum for structural frameworks, engineered timber for walls and flooring, and glass for facades to enhance natural lighting. Emphasis on energy-efficient solutions, such as sustainable insulation and solar panels, further aligns the project with environmental objectives. The aesthetic adopts a modern, minimalist approach, characterized by clean lines and a vibrant color palette, enhancing both functionality and visual appeal within the urban landscape.