Projekt Kubenfeld

Project idea

Projekt Kubenfeld is a residential housing concept that aims to reimagine urban living by blending dense city structures with principles of openness, flexibility, and sustainable design. Inspired by the Eames House, the project seeks to create a spatially diverse and modular architectural language, integrating both private and shared living experiences. The main objective is to establish a housing typology that adapts to contemporary lifestyles while maintaining a clear structural and formal identity. The project sets out to strengthen the connection between built space and nature, offering urban retreat possibilities and fostering social interaction within the housing complex.

Project description

The scope of the project includes the design of a multi-story residential building that offers a wide variety of apartment types through modular and repetitive spatial elements. These living units are organized around a central vertical circulation core and are complemented by communal spaces and green terraces that encourage interaction and relaxation. The massing is fragmented to provide light, air, and views in every direction, breaking the rigidity of the block while still achieving efficient use of space. A distinctive feature of the design is the elevated crown structure—offering panoramic views and serving as a shared amenity space. The architectural form is driven by clear functional zoning, sustainability, and a strong visual identity that relates to its urban and natural surroundings.

Technical information

The building is composed of a prefabricated structural grid system that allows for high flexibility and repetition in construction. The residential units are stacked in a modular pattern, with vertical and horizontal circulation spaces integrated efficiently. The design includes open-plan apartments of varying sizes, with an emphasis on natural lighting, cross ventilation, and spatial adaptability. The structure rests on a partially open ground floor featuring arcades that create a public transition zone and reinforce urban connectivity. Sustainable design strategies include green roofs, planted terraces, and passive climate control methods. The technical layout is optimized for construction efficiency, user comfort, and long-term environmental performance.