#modular

The Green Modular House represents a paradigm shift in contemporary architecture, moving away from static mass toward a living assembly of "basic cells." Driven by a progressive architectural mindset, the project views the building process as an evolution of form rather than a fixed outcome. Inspired by the simplicity of fundamental geometric shapes, the design transforms the complexities of construction into a large-scale modular system. This "Open System" approach treats architecture as a multifunctional ecosystem, capable of organic growth and adaptation to various environmental demands. Nguyen Viet Tien Nguyen Viet Tien Central to the project is a response to the logistical challenges inherent in traditional construction. In... More

At the edge of the bustling capital of Vietnam, v-na architecture has completed ‘Long’s House,’ a unique residential building for clients who are doctors and each run their clinics from home. The home, which features extensive glazing and is structured around an interior courtyard,  is conceived as a spatial threshold between Hanoi’s dense urban fabric and its surrounding natural landscape. Constructed on a modest budget, the project embraces sustainability through material efficiency, passive climate strategies, and adaptable spaces capable of accommodating changing functions or vertical expansion. Robert Herrmann Robert Herrmann vn-a     A home, a microcosm The architects describe... More

IWI is an architectural project that offers the user a living space that adapts to their lifestyle. It is a product developed and patented in Ecuador by the architects Juan Ruiz and Amelia Tapia. JAG STUDIO JAG STUDIO JAG STUDIO JAG STUDIO The living space is built in wood by Computer Numerical Controlled technology (CNC milling), creating an industrialized product that allows its universality, mass production and easy assembly and disassembly. JAG STUDIO JAG STUDIO JOEL HEIM JOEL HEIM The space can be extended or compressed, depending on the needs of the user. When compressed, it behaves like a piece of furniture or a shelf. When extended, it becomes a living space that contains everything necessar... More

Aceleradora is a therapy unit built on a terrace at La Paz Hospital in Madrid. It is part of a reserach project of the Unoentrecienmil Foundation that studies the impact of physical exercise on the recovery of children and teenagers with cancer. It is the first of a series of units to be built in diferent hospitals. This is the reason why it was conceived as a modular system. The various prfabricated modules were built off-site and assembled on the roof during a single night Imagen Subliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Rocío Romero) Imagen Subliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Rocío Romero) Imagen Subliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Rocío Romero) Imagen Subliminal (Miguel de Guzmán + Roc&iacut... More

The mini house in Bac Cau will be added as a stopover by sprinkling the filigree construction into the existing flora. ©vn-a Hoang Le ©vn-a, Photo byvn-a ©vn-a, Photo byvn-a ©vn-a   ©vn-a, Photo byvn-a ©vn-a, Photo by Hoang Le The transparency of the house makes it possible without a clear form and disappears into the time-space of the river quay. The plants act here as the outer skin for the house. ©vn-a, Photo by Hoang Le ©vn-a, Photo by Hoang Le ©vn-a, Photo by Hoang Le Thanks to the river wind and the free sliding wall system, the house always has optimal air circulation. The house is symbiotically intertwined with the old trees of the... More