The residential complex is designed to foster both individual autonomy and communal interaction, centred around a path that connects the units to the central university facilities. This path weaves through different levels and zones—Natural Green Belt, Residential Zone, Traffic Zone, and Outdoor Development Zone—integrating the landscape with the architecture. The design emphasizes movement through space, with architectural features and spatial events enhancing the residents' experience as they transition from public to private areas.
Each residential unit is designed for optimal bioclimatic performance and adaptability. The linear layout of the units ensures even distribution of space and natural light, with sliding metal facade elements providing privacy and solar control. These elements contribute to a dynamic building appearance, as they shift to create varying visual experiences. The repeated yet varied unit designs ensure that the complex adapts to different spatial contexts while maintaining a cohesive architectural theme.
The facade of each unit comes alive with sliding metal panels, offering residents a customizable balance o light, privacy, and connection to the outside. Within the linear design, each unit offers its residents a blend of personal privacy and communal interaction within the overall complex.