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Date:

2014

Category:
InteriorResidential
Tags:
biophilic designBREEAM assessmentContemporaryeco-friendly constructionenergy-efficient door and windowsenergy-efficient windowsgreen buildingHouseInnovativeLEED certifiedluxury sustainable residencesMinimalModernModern HomeNaturenet-zero energyPassive HousePassive House in New MexicoPassivehousePassivhausrainwater harvestingResidentialresidential green buildingssolar powersustainable architecturesustainable developmentsustainable homesustainable home in New MexicoVahid MojarrabWAMO Studiowamo studio architects

ENGA HOSPITAL MASTER PLAN

A woman walking down the hall way of an apartment.

CRAFTING ENDURING SPACES FOR TOMORROW'S ENGA

In crafting the architectural narrative for the Enga Provincial Hospital Residential Parcel, we delve into the essence of design, operational philosophies, and the foundational elements that will define the living spaces within this groundbreaking project. This design lays the cornerstone for a development that transcends conventional boundaries, setting the stage for the creation of a community that is both functional and inspirational.

 

At the heart of our vision is the commitment to an integrated design process—a holistic approach that harnesses the unique potential of the site, environment, and intended program. We aim to forge a seamless relationship between the natural and built environments, ensuring that each space resonates with the innate qualities of its setting. The specifics regarding building types, quantities, and total gross meterage will crystallize following the meticulous review and approval of this foundational document, with initial architectural plans sculpting the path forward.

 

Our philosophy extends beyond mere construction; it is an ode to efficiency and innovation. By embracing the simplicity and versatility of common materials, we endeavor to redefine the norms of development. The project’s design is intricately aligned with conventional construction sequences, yet breaks new ground in simplifying systems and assemblies. Our pursuit of durability is manifested through the selection of materials that gracefully age, acquiring character over time, rather than succumbing to the wear and tear of traditional maintenance.

 

Sustainability and harmony form the pillars of our approach. We champion the design of passive systems, minimizing reliance on mechanical interventions, and fostering environments that celebrate architectural longevity and beauty. Our spaces are envisioned to be a tapestry of diversity and flexibility, blending public and private realms in a manner that nurtures comfort and connectivity.

 

The aesthetic journey of the Enga Provincial Hospital Residential Parcel is one of diversity and adaptability. Our designs are tailored to embody a spectrum of public and private spaces, each echoing the ethos of integration and comfort. Interiors are conceived with durability at their core, offering the flexibility to evolve with changing trends and personal tastes, ensuring that the essence of home remains intact through the ebbs and flows of fashion and décor.

 

This project is not merely a construction endeavor; it is a beacon of innovation, sustainability, and beauty. It is an invitation to experience a harmonious blend of environment and architecture, where spaces are not just built but thoughtfully crafted to inspire, endure, and captivate.

A rendering of the exterior of a house.
A yellow house with a large roof and a small window.
A modern style house with two levels and a stone wall.
A white chair in the middle of a hallway.
A building with red walls and windows at night.
A rendering of the interior of a building.
A view of the sky from an outdoor area.
A living room with a spiral staircase and dining table.
A rendering of the new housing project in the mountains.
A cloud is seen in the sky above people walking on a walkway.
A row of houses with a sky background
A row of houses with red and yellow accents.
A split photo of two different houses with one being identical.
A rendering of the exterior of a building.
A map of the neighborhood shows the homes.
A close up of the butterfly shaped piece of art
A model of a city with many buildings and white balls.
A model of the city is shown on top of a table.
A model of the city with many buildings and trees.
A drawing of the side of an apartment building.
A model of the interior of an apartment building.
A black and white drawing of a house
A drawing of the side of a house
A model of the building is surrounded by white balls.
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Vahid Mojarrab

505.412.1242

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505.699.9821

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