In the vibrant heart of Abidjan, within a city rising, expanding, and constantly reinventing itself, lies a house conceived as a true family cocoon. Here, in an urban landscape in perpetual motion, the goal is not only to inhabit a space, but to gather, to reconnect, to breathe. Natural ventilation plays a fundamental role in the design in direct response to Abidjan’s tropical climate. The subdivision of space. This deliberate exploration of spatial relationships allows the house to function as a cohesive whole, where each space is defined yet continuously connected to the next.
