Architecture project: Aedícula

Architecture project Aedícula is a holiday home that emphasizes flexible spatial organization and modest living. Inspired by Charles Moore’s Aedícula, the four-column concept informs the house’s open and layered interior, creating a sense of discovery and spatial complexity. 
The house is nestled in a forested ridge, partially on a rock outcrop that integrates with the design, forming natural outdoor living spaces. South- and southwest-facing openings maximize light, while the north side is more enclosed. The structure is timber with ventilated ground, wood cladding, and painted galvanized steel roofing. Minimal landscaping preserves the natural terrain.