Nook House has neutral material properties and pure geometric shapes. Surrounded by an irregular surrounding garden, it helps to transition between the intimate atmosphere of a home space and busy city life. The main external channel is independent, and due to the radiance of one of the blocked walls, it invites and welcomes those who enter. When crossing this threshold, the first image you see is a Japanese pomegranate tree with a white clay elevation as a background, outlining its outline.

The main building is located on a nine-by-nine-meter square with a total of three floors, forming a cube. In turn, each layer is divided into three modules, the first module accommodates the main purpose, the second module houses the supplementary space, and the third module contains the service area.

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