Intervalo

This modulation is not treated as an image, but as a way of organising daily life. The project proposes the module not as a self-contained unit, but as movement. Space is conceived through the way it is perceived between elements and through the actions it hosts over time. Architecturally, this results in a clear organising system, a succession of walls and vertical elements that define uses through alignment and visual connection, structuring how residents move, pause, and inhabit the building.

Within this chain of uses, the wall becomes the project’s primary device. It operates as a backdrop that oscillates between openness and enclosure, supporting a continuous negotiation between public, collective, and private domains. The interplay of planes and gaps is not used to produce emptiness, but to add spatial density through overlap, allowing habit and time to become part of the architectural conception.