Exterior render

Due to the abrupt transition from apartment living to individual housing, we have contemplated how we could seamlessly bridge the two, making the transition smoother. Therefore, we have envisioned the creation of a "vertical village." In this manner, we have managed to combine urban housing density with the freedom of having a courtyard, a vegetable garden, and an orchard, thus bringing elements of village life into the urban environment.

Sit plan

The concept of the "vertical village" represents a novel approach to urban planning, aiming to address the changing needs and desires of city dwellers. As cities evolve, the shift from high-rise apartment buildings to individual houses has become increasingly prevalent. This transition reflects a desire for more space, privacy, and a connection to nature that is often lacking in densely populated urban areas.

Concept and Vertical Vilage diagram

In our pursuit of a seamless integration between these two housing models, the "vertical village" concept seeks to offer the best of both worlds. It combines the benefits of urban living, such as proximity to amenities, transportation, and cultural hubs, with the advantages of suburban or rural life, including personal outdoor spaces for gardening and leisure.

The architectural design of the "vertical village" incorporates multi-story structures that house individual units, each with its own garden or courtyard, allowing residents to cultivate vegetables, fruits, and flowers. These green spaces not only enhance the aesthetic appeal of the development but also promote sustainability and a closer connection to the natural world.

First floor plan

Furthermore, the "vertical village" promotes a sense of community and neighborly interaction. Communal spaces, such as shared gardens, recreation areas, and gathering spots, encourage residents to interact and build meaningful relationships. This fosters a sense of belonging and contributes to a more fulfilling urban lifestyle.

Apartments locations

Moreover, the concept includes environmentally conscious features, such as rainwater harvesting, solar panels, and green roofs, to minimize the ecological footprint of the development. These sustainable practices align with the growing awareness of environmental issues and the need to reduce the carbon footprint of urban living.

Exterior render

In conclusion, the "vertical village" represents a harmonious blend of urban and rural living, catering to the evolving preferences of urban residents. By seamlessly integrating the benefits of both worlds, this innovative approach to urban planning offers a promising solution to the challenges posed by rapid urbanization while enhancing the quality of life for its inhabitants.