Tiny House
- Oberwil
- The neighbourhood unfolds as an arrangement of generations, where movement and encounter emerge between hidden and visible architecture. Bedrooms in the basement open toward light and greenery, supporting retreat while maintaining subtle ties to the outdoors.
- On the ground floor, façades draw life toward a communal landscape, while opaque edges oBer privacy.
- At the centre, a shared laundry room anchors collective use, surrounded by playgrounds and tables, where everyday routines foster encounters and reinforce community, while the hidden domestic interiors sustain individual rhythms of living.
