This project explores how building design itself can become an
active environmental system, shaping spaces that remain warm in
winter and cool in summer. Through the integration of advanced
technologies and passive design strategies, the proposal minimizes
reliance on mechanical systems while enhancing overall energy
performance.
By leveraging thermal mass, natural ventilation, and water-based
cooling, the design creates a stable and comfortable indoor climate
throughout the year. The architecture responds directly to its
environmental context, forming a balanced relationship between
built form and natural systems. This approach not only improves
spatial quality but also significantly reduces the
building’s carbon footprint, positioning sustainability as an
inherent outcome of design rather than an added feature.
It uses technologies such as convection ventilation, ground source
heat pump, rainwater collection and filtration, and green wall.
