WORK / STUDY
BEDROOM
THIS ROOM IS WHERE THEY TEND EACH OTHER. AS A MATTER OF RESEARCH OF OVERALL GROOMING, THE BEES AND HUMANS COME INTO CONTACT TO HELP THEIR PHYSICAL BODIES. THE HUMAN CLEANS THE HIVE AND CHECKS ITS GROWTH. IT CHECK THE POPULATION AND OVERALL PRODUCTION AND SWARM CONTROL. THE BEES GET SLOWLY DOMESTICATED TO THIS TYPE OF CARE.
AS THE MOST PRIVATE OF ALL ROOMS IT RESIDES IN VISUAL DENIAL OF THE OTHER. IT IS A CALMING REFUGE WHERE THE BUZZ OF THE BEES PERMEATES INTO THE BEDROOM WITH MORE INTENSITY THAN THE REST OF THE HOUSE. THE WHITE NOISE HELPS THE REST. HERE BOTH COHABITATE IN ISOLATION OF EACH OTHER.
for tending and cleansing.
for calming and resting. FLUVIUM AS AN INTERSTITIAL SPACE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT GROVVES ONTO THE EXTERIOR SURFACE GUIDE THE GROWTH OF THE HONEYCOMBS
ACCESIBLE BEEHIVES FOR INSPECTION
NECTAR SOURCES
MOSQUITO NET/FILTER
BY COMPRESSING THE BEEHIVE SPACE NEAR THE BEDROOM, THE CENTER OF THE CLUSTER IS CLOSER TO THE INTERIOR WALL WHICH ALLOWS THE VIBRATIONS TO DISSIPATE LESS.
BEES CAN GO IN
USING CONCAVE SHAPES THE SOUND IS TRANSMITTED INTO THE BEDROOM TO CREATE A CALMING EFFECT ESPECIALLY DURING THE WINTER WHERE THE BEES CLUSTER TO GENERATE HEAT.
the bee in order to guarantee the existing quality of life and perhaps even through the cohabitation increase the experience of a mutual relationship between three entities: the human, the architecture and the bee. The program in each of the small houses [above] was reduced into four spaces: the living room for observation, the kitchen for harvesting, the work/study room for tending and the bedroom for relaxation.
THE SURFACE USES THE STETHOSCOPE PRINCIPLE TO AMPLIFY THE BUZZING OF THE BEES.