Anna Maya 2:A,+<*(;065(3 NOMAD’S=,9:065 HOME Thomas =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 9>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 =,*;69>692: ,+<*(;065(3 =,9:065 Anna is a therapist. She follows online masterclasses and helps as many Maya is an architect. She can only focus in a more enclosed space to Thomas is a researcher. For him, working and living must remain separate. people as possible. Normally, she conducts online sessions with her patients, avoid distractions. Additionally, she likes displaying her drawings on the Occasionally, he gets help from junior researchers in his “office,” and he but sometimes they visit in person. She enjoys working in a high, open space. wall once finished. A wooden screen is enough for her to separate her dislikes having his private life visible to them. He came up with the idea of Sleeping is functional for her rather than a priority; she hides the bed behind sleeping area from her living space. separating the space entirely into a home and an office. STUDENT Diab This project began with a simple question: what is This is not about mobile homes or machines with a coffee spot or a seat to watch the wind in the trees. their own values and routines into the space, making curtainsIbrahim and uses the rest of the home as a therapy practice.. PROJECT P3O3 MASTER Architecture TUTORS Patricia Yus and Simon Whittle ASSIGNMENT Living with Each and Every Other home? In today’s fast-paced world, many feel the sliding walls and fold-out furniture. A glove that fits A thick wall might offer protection or quiet strength. it feel personal and alive. Here, home is not someneed to escape, searching for freedom, a connec- all hands is not a good glove. Flexibility should not A high ceiling may calm or inspire. These spaces do thing you carry; it is something that emerges tion to nature and a more meaningful way of living. mean losing character. True adaptability lies in spac- not aim to serve all needs at once, but to offer an through how you live. But freedom often comes at a cost. Constant move- es that are fixed in form yet open to interpretation. atmosphere people can make their own. ment can erode the feeling of home; staying too Here, the architecture remains physically constant, Flexibility, then, is not about technology; it is about long in one place can feel stifling. A Nomad’s Home while its use shifts from person to person. That is people. The space doesn’t change, but the experiseeks a balance between these needs. its strength. A window corner may be a writing nook, ence does. This approach allows inhabitants to bring