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Independence of desert climate
The central element of the OASIS HOUSE is the concept of the double house . The outer airy glazed structure , a kind of screen , acts as a protective barrier , creating a microclimate for the inner garden and the house at its heart .
The interior of the building is a series of fluid , sculptural forms that provide privacy and comfort for the occupants while opening up to the lush greenery of the garden . This allows the desert house to function independently in adverse conditions , providing a comfortable microclimate for its occupants .
Design well thought out
The residence , with a total area of almost 1000 m ², has been designed on a regular rectangular plot . The three-storey main building combines living , family , leisure and working areas .
The ground floor houses a spacious living room surrounded by greenery , a dining room for ten , an office , a library and recreational areas , providing ideal conditions for daily life and relaxation amidst lush vegetation .
The upper floors contain private bedrooms and an independent guest apartment , ensuring privacy and comfort for residents and guests . The project is complemented by a 300m ² technical building with garages , swimming pool and guest parking .
The overall design is inspired by the colours of the earth , desert architecture and traditional ornamentation in a modern interpretation .
Modernity but also building tradition
The project uses new technologies such as translucent photovoltaic
cells and water recycling systems , ensuring rational management of resources and the use of renewable energy sources .
The airy patterns were created using parametric design . The algorithms used allow the building to be easily scaled up and down .
Concrete prefabricated using 3D printers ensures a fast construction process combined with quality . An intelligent system manages the entire house and grounds , including lighting , ventilation , air conditioning , energy and irrigation management .
Interestingly , the designers also drew inspiration from traditional methods such as wind catchers , which have been used in Middle Eastern architecture for centuries .
As a result , Oasis House combines modernity with tradition to create a unique living space .