"Urban densification is often associated with verticality, an increase in levels, and the replacement of existing housing. Estudios 46B presents a different stance: densifying does not necessarily mean building higher."
"The project arises from utilizing the roof of a 72 m2 garage, transforming a minimal domestic expansion into an architectural strategy capable of questioning models of student housing and land use in intermediate cities."
Estudios 46B challenges the conventional notion of urban densification by demonstrating that it does not require building higher. Instead, it focuses on utilizing existing spaces more effectively. The project transforms a 72 m2 garage roof into a minimal domestic expansion, presenting a new architectural strategy. This approach questions traditional models of student housing and land use, particularly in intermediate cities, advocating for smarter occupancy of existing structures.
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