by Hayat
H+N House, designed by Kubik Studio in Meknes city of Morocco, represents a contemporary approach of the traditional Arabian house by the use of simple forms – the cube shape of the building as minimal entity of geometry and “atom” of architecture – and meeting minimalist architectural criteria.
The architecture here is a process of subtraction from a “whole” rather than a process of adding entities; it is a kind of sculpture by perforating, cutting, piercing through the material.
The Moroccan traditional mashrabiyah appears reinterpreted so to obtain the essence and spirit of Moroccan architecture in a contemporary, minimalist housing object.
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