Unhouse, Fall 2020, Second Year

The Unhouse project began by analyzing a series of grids. These grids were developed into floor plans that would solve a unique housing problem. The problem was to create a private functional space for two separate families that had shared public spaces. The problem was solved by dividing the plan into three longitudinal sections, with private "houses" on the outside, and the shared space in the middle.

The project began by developing a 9x9 grid into functional floor plans.
The project began by developing a 9x9 grid into functional floor plans.
The solution for the housing problem was solved by organizing the plan in three separate sections, private space on the exterior and shared space in the middle.
The solution for the housing problem was solved by organizing the plan in three separate sections, private space on the exterior and shared space in the middle.
Building sections A and B.
Building sections A and B.
Building sections C and D.
Building sections C and D.
Front and back axonometrics highlighting glazing and structure.
Front and back axonometrics highlighting glazing and structure.
Private entrance A.
Private entrance A.
Private entrance B.
Private entrance B.
Private living space.
Private living space.
Public living space.
Public living space.
Public dining space.
Public dining space.
Bedroom.
Bedroom.

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