Concept Description

The project is based on three principles:

Use of Raw Materials
The first principle involves using raw materials in seemingly simple combinations to enhance their surface characteristics, finishes, textures, and colors.

Playfulness in Design
The second principle emphasizes the playful aspect of the design, striving to move away from strictly orthogonal parameters to recreate less conventional forms. This approach aims to encourage the viewer to explore the constructive principles behind the design.

Material Contrast
The final principle focuses on the search for material contrasts: glossy/matte, smooth/rough, light/heavy, light/dark, with the goal of emphasizing the sensory qualities of the materials themselves.

The Result
The outcome is an apparently symmetrical structure that, in reality, features different facades on each side, changing depending on the viewpoint. It creates new and unexpected perspectives, pushing the boundaries of optical illusion—for example, the effect of the suspended plane.

Development
The generative principles provide the opportunity to create a family of shapes and materials, diverse yet united by the same foundational principles.