The residence in Shela island encapsulates the melding of Swahili architecture and Bauhaus design, showcasing a minimalist aesthetic paired with functionality. Designed with respect to the unique landscape, it features interconnected spaces with wide openings for light and air. Highlighting social interaction, the kitchen acts as the heart of the home, while expansive outdoor areas encourage a sustainable lifestyle with panoramic views. This dwelling symbolizes a connection to both cultural heritage and modern living, creating a serene retreat that resonates with the island's spirit.
The design direction was influenced by the client's appreciation for minimalist aesthetics and efficient use of space, seamlessly integrating modernist principles with rich cultural heritage.
The structure unfolds in a series of interconnected spaces, each room a testament to simplicity and purpose, breathing with the rhythm of its surroundings.
Central to the home's layout is the kitchen, distinguished by its tower-like structure, promoting a harmonious flow conducive to social interaction and leisure.
This dwelling transcends mere structure; it dialogues between heritage and modernity, reflecting Shela's enduring spirit and the client's vision.
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