"A transparent water mirror serves as a portal at its core, drawing natural light underground and linking the exterior to the interior," said OODA. "This open area integrates the greenery from the surrounding streets, the square, and the balcony gardens, creating a pleasant microclimate for the neighborhood. The square, no longer just a passageway, becomes a true urban oasis."
The building, Ndarja, will be pulled apart to create two visually intriguing towers, accommodating offices and luxurious residences in one, with retail and a hotel in the other.
The facade is earthy-toned, allowing the structure to blend seamlessly with the city. The metal sheets reflect the balconies into the city, thereby mirroring the urban environment and creating an interaction that binds the inside and the surroundings.
The exterior will also include perforated metal sheeting to regulate the sunlight, while the vegetation will be tough enough to handle the wind and sunlight, providing shade to residents.
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