Farm House (Nuweibaa)

NUWEIBAA FARM HOUSE

PROJECT BRIEF:

The Nuweibaa Residence is a captivating architectural endeavor nestled amidst the mesmerizing landscape of Nuweibaa, Egypt. With its unique focus on utilizing locally sourced materials such as clay, rocks, and wood, this house harmoniously blends with the surrounding environment. Situated on a serene farm between the majestic Red Sea mountains and the enchanting allure of the Red Sea itself, the project embodies the spirit of integration and immersion within the sandy and desertic context of the location. This brief outlines the key features and design principles of this splendid abode, which boasts three bedrooms, a toilet, an open kitchen adjoining the living room, a refreshing pool, and an inviting outdoor dining area.

LOCATION

MASS ORIENTED TO MAINTAIN THE OPTIMUM ORIENTATION AND THE BEST NATURAL VENTILLATION

01 CONCEPT

Design Concept:

The design concept of the Nuweibaa Residence revolves around a harmonious integration of the built environment with the natural context. By utilizing local materials, we strive to establish a visual and tactile connection between the structure and its surroundings. The warm earthy tones of clay and rocks, combined with the natural textures of wood, evoke a sense of tranquility, creating a welcoming ambiance that invites residents and guests to connect with the authentic essence of the location.

Site Analysis:

The site, strategically located between the captivating Red Sea mountains and the tranquil Red Sea, provides an exceptional backdrop for the Nuweibaa Residence. The project’s design takes full advantage of the site’s unique characteristics, capturing the awe-inspiring views while ensuring privacy and comfort. The orientation of the house maximizes the natural light penetration, allowing the play of light and shadow to enhance the spatial experience throughout the day.

EXTRUDING OUR MAIN ZONES BASED ON USER NEEDS AND LINKING WITH A MAIN CORRIDOR FOR EASIER DAILY USE.

BENDING THE LIVING ROOM WALL TO GET THE MAXIMUM SEA VIEW.

CREATING VOIDS BETWEEN MASSES FOR BETTER HEAT PROTECTION

SECTIONS

SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B

SECTION C-C