ARCHITECTURE

Vernacular architecture can be defined as a type of local or regional construction, using traditional materials and resources from the area where the building is located. Consequently, this architecture is closely related to its context and is aware of the specific geographic features and cultural aspects of its surroundings, being strongly influenced by them. For this reason, they are unique to different places in the world, becoming even a means of reaffirming an identity.

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Fluid in architecture refers to seamlessness where there is a movement within the space without any obstruction. It gives a feeling of being in motion while being in a solid, closed matter. It encompasses factors such as curves, flow, dynamic nature, and flexibility. The dynamic nature of fluidity in architecture ensures new and creative ideas aiming to bring a change in the world.

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Minimalist architecture, like other aspects of minimalist design, aims to reduce as much visual clutter and noise as possible, stripping a structure down to the bare minimum. This style focuses on structure, light, materials, and space. It glorifies the essential structural elements of a building, drawing attention to its simplest form. Structures almost entirely lack ornamental features, making the structure itself the focal point.

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