This vegetalised skin, arranged in a gridded yet fluctuating composition, establishes a dialogue with both the immediate street context and the skyline beyond, transforming a narrow urban plot into a living structure that breathes and modulates light, airflow and perception; internally, the plan's resolution reveals a central vertical circulation core that maximises floor efficiency and ensures cross-ventilation, while the ground level, as shown in the diagram, embraces porosity and openness, employing receding boundaries and a fluid interface with the sidewalk, allowing the building to engage its urban fabric rather than merely occupy it; an illustrative example of this performative approach is the balcony system—curved, semi-enclosed and consistently planted—which operates as both thermal buffer and domestic threshold, enabling users to inhabit transitional microclimates while maintaining visual porosity; such design logic underscores an ethos of sustainability not as add-on but as embedded structure, where material repetition becomes rhythm, and rhythm becomes architecture; in essence, what rises here is not solely structure but a stratified system of spatial, ecological and symbolic intent that reclaims the vertical as a site of interaction, adaptability and layered beauty.
