Architecture for community and connection
The five-story building, which also features a technical level on the roof, is more than just a residential complex—it is a true model of intergenerational living, where seniors, young families, and students form a supportive and dynamic community.
The architectural design of Mix House reflects careful consideration of the relationship between private and shared spaces. The building is composed of two wings that open outward with a slight divergence, creating an “internal landscape” that maintains a continuous dialogue with its surroundings.
This design transforms traditional corridors into genuine social areas, turning movement through the building into an opportunity for connection. At the junction between the two wings lie the multipurpose shared spaces—the beating heart of community life.
Greenery plays a central role, appearing not only in outdoor areas but also on the upper levels of the building, enhancing both common and private spaces. Community gardens and exercise zones complete a range of amenities that foster residents’ physical and mental well-being.