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Architecture Integrating Family and Nature

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This project emphasizes creating a connected and interactive family space to preserve and promote the "adda" cultural tradition of Bangladesh. "Adda," a familiar form of communication and social interaction, is not only a part of daily life but also deeply reflects the cultural and community values of the local people.

Designers propose creating a home with open spaces that integrate unique architectural elements to reflect family harmony and unity. This design focuses not only on privacy but also facilitates a connection with nature, providing a peaceful and comfortable environment. The project aims to create an ideal living space while honoring and maintaining traditional cultural values, affirming the role of architecture in preserving and developing the community's cultural identity.

Architectural Features of the Ahsan House, Designed by Ground One:

  • Open Spaces and Terrace: The grandmother's bedroom is located on the first floor, adjacent to a terrace overlooking the pool and garden. This setup creates a favorite space for family members to interact and bond.
  • Surrounding Grid System: A grid system wraps around the building, providing additional privacy and creating attractive light and shadow effects. It helps to connect the interior space with the outside world in a controlled manner.

  • Green Terraces: The terraces are designed with lush green areas, including grass and plants, to create a tranquil and refreshing environment while reducing noise from the adjacent road.
  • Material Use: The design primarily uses brick and concrete. Natural elements such as plants, sunlight, and air are integrated into the design, creating a positive and comfortable living space.

  • Spacious Bedrooms: The bedrooms are designed to be spacious with attached terraces. The interior layout is carefully arranged with open terrace functions, creating a simple yet emotionally rich and spiritually uplifting space.
  • Beautiful Views: The design focuses on creating beautiful views from rooms and workspaces, connecting people with the natural world and establishing a peaceful and relaxing living environment.

 

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