The Villa in Kordan project explores modular spatial organization within a 50x25 meter footprint. The objective was to design a contemporary retreat that balances minimalist aesthetics with functional flexibility. This goal was established through early volumetric studies prioritizing site alignment and geometric clarity, ensuring a precise relationship between the building mass and its context from the initial conceptual phase.
The design employs a modular strategy, organizing cubic volumes within a grid to allow for flexible configurations. Intersecting white geometric forms and slanted massing define the exterior, while expansive glazing ensures a seamless transition between the minimalist interiors and the landscape. This approach utilizes strategic apertures and volumetric distribution to integrate outdoor living spaces and reflective pools directly into the architectural experience.