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The pathways in a maze are fixed, but the walls and paths can change during the game. Parts from buildings can be endlessly reconfigured and reused.

Elena_ uglovskaya_dictionary_box.jpg

The interior spaces are fluid, designed for adaptability and interaction. Walls can shift, rooms can expand or contract, allowing for a multiplicity of experiences. The boundaries blur between indoor and outdoor, emphasizing a connection with the en

This project embraces the complexity of found materials, presenting a collage of textures and histories. The villa becomes an organism—its form dictated by the cumulative presence of various objects that have been displaced and recontextualized. T

The villa is not merely a structure; it is a dialogue—a conversation between the past and present, between nature and the built environment. Situated against the backdrop of the Aegean Sea, this design operates on multiple registers: it engages with

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The pathways in a maze are fixed, but the walls and paths can change during the game. Parts from buildings can be endlessly reconfigured and reused.

Elena_ uglovskaya_dictionary_box.jpg

The interior spaces are fluid, designed for adaptability and interaction. Walls can shift, rooms can expand or contract, allowing for a multiplicity of experiences. The boundaries blur between indoor and outdoor, emphasizing a connection with the en

This project embraces the complexity of found materials, presenting a collage of textures and histories. The villa becomes an organism—its form dictated by the cumulative presence of various objects that have been displaced and recontextualized. T

The villa is not merely a structure; it is a dialogue—a conversation between the past and present, between nature and the built environment. Situated against the backdrop of the Aegean Sea, this design operates on multiple registers: it engages with

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