New York City’s housing market is no longer the traditional residential home. The need for a new microurbanism newly defines the combination of activities and residential purposes. The contraction and expansion of space and domestic program reconfigures the density and diversity of the Bronx community. A reconfiguration of adjacent surfaces and services combine and multiply uses, transitions, and experiences.
The combination of a series of modular ‘program-volumes’ allows for an infinite flexibility as units aggregate to accommodate new types of residents and numbers of members within a residential unit. The architectural necessity for micro-housing repositions the role of basic amenities as adjacency allows for a multitude of users and uses. Sudoku looks to minimize the unused space by contracting public and private circulation with the presence of the unit.
Designed with Wenjing Zhang
Spring 2019
A small collection of crafts and graphics.