The top priority of the project was to create a building that perfectly blends in with the surrounding natural elements. To this end, the windows and opening arrangements that took into account the movement of the sun were designed to effectively circulate natural light, heat, and ventilation, and trees were used to provide natural shading.

The second key goal was to maximize the energy self-sufficiency of the building. To this end, energy efficiency was increased, and the circular reuse of resources was promoted through high-performance insulation systems, solar cells, and water-saving facilities.

The application of these passive house principles did not stop at simply improving energy efficiency but also achieved results that greatly increased the sustainability of the space through an eco-friendly approach that actively utilized natural elements.

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The building was strategically placed inside the site after careful analysis of the characteristics and purpose of the space. This careful location selection effectively blocks external noise and disturbances, providing users with an environment that guarantees privacy and quietness. This goes beyond simple noise blocking and seeks to improve concentration and quality of activities in line with the purpose of the space.

At the same time, the pedestrian road was placed harmoniously with the terrain, prioritizing user experience. This increases accessibility to the building while preserving the existing trees as much as possible to achieve natural harmony with the surrounding landscape.