Contemporary domesticity is specifically non-specific. Traditional relationships are overlapped and juxtaposed, distinctions are happily distorted, and unexpected suborders have emerged. The home is now a complex system.
Architecture can register this indeterminacy. The Moiré House adapts to disorder by simultaneously correcting structural shifts and façade patterning while purposefully creating complexity through misalignment and perceptual contradictions.
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STATUS / CONCEPT 2008
PRINCIPAL / DAVID BURNS
TEAM / JASON MORRIS
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