Sustainability Report
Afterlife
Adaptive Reuse and Flexible Design Considerations
Yes, the project offers features that allow us to imagine a flexible future.
Casa Naay is built as a set of independent volumes connected through open spaces. This modular organization makes it easy for each core to be transformed with relative ease and to take on other uses over time. The fact that the bedrooms function as autonomous modules and that the main volume is an open container for the living room, dining room, and kitchen allows the ensemble to adapt to new needs.
It could become a small lodging, independent studios, or even workspaces, thanks to its ventilated circulation paths, its direct relationship with the outdoors, and the independence between program components.
Disassemblable Elements for Circular Economy
Yes, the exposed and honest character of the materials, together with the project’s construction strategy, suggests that possibility.
Casa Naay is elevated on concrete and steel platforms that are not embedded into the ground, allowing a significant portion of the structural system to be dismantled if necessary.