O.ASIS is an innovative design that responds to the challenges of a growing global population. Located in an urban area that emphasizes sustainability, this micro house serves as both a home and an example of efficient living. It focuses on compactness and multifunctionality, aiming to accommodate various daily needs within a small space. The design fosters a strong connection to nature while promoting well-being.

Spatial Efficiency

The layout of O.ASIS is designed for maximum utility and comfort. It consists of separate areas for entry, kitchen, dining, living, bathroom, study, and a multiuse bedroom that can also function as a workout or meditation space. This thoughtful arrangement helps residents engage fully with their environment while efficiently using the available space.

Energy Management

Energy efficiency is a key element of the design. Thermal mass strategies are employed to maintain a comfortable indoor climate. The roof features solar panels and transparent solar cells located in the windows, both of which take advantage of natural energy sources. This combination reduces reliance on outside power and demonstrates a commitment to sustainable practice.

Water and Ecosystem Integration

O.ASIS incorporates a practical water management system through a rainwater collection approach. Water is collected from the roof and directed into storage tanks, which helps prevent flooding and supports local landscaping. The house is elevated to preserve around 90% of the ground space underneath. This design decision allows nature to continue thriving. Vegetation oases on the roof add beauty and support local wildlife, creating a vibrant community space.

Material Choices

Materials are chosen carefully to enhance the project’s sustainability goals. Triple-glazed glass is used in modules G1 to G3, offering better thermal insulation. The structural components consist of glulam with natural bark and wool insulation in modules W1 to W3. These selections prioritize durability and modern appearance while meeting environmental standards.

The green roof serves as a practical area for residents, encouraging interaction with nature and offering a space for relaxation and recreation.