Home Futura
Ho-World
People, who have been intimately drawn into the digital age, have now begun to question the necessity and importance of establishing face-to-face relationships. Everyone can communicate with their friends at the touch of a button, see and hear them, and even host them with a digital body. A few screens are enough for him to control his work from home. The new definition of home is the last place where people can live reality. Everyone pretends that there is no huge world out there. He does not establish a relationship with him, the house where everyone lives in his world ... The streets are empty, the streets we know today no longer exist, because there are no people left to use the street. These people who do not want to leave their comfort zone are also aware of the need to protect nature for the continuation of their lifestyle; but they are detached from nature, only seeing nature as a resource for the continuation of their lives. The building materials they use are now environmentally friendly, and they meet their energy needs entirely from renewable resources. The definition of this person's new home is structuring that has set sail to the virtual world that has closed itself outside, cold, insensitive and alone. In order to ensure this inward turn, the facades are completely covered with deaf metal material, the only places that have contact with the outside are the door and the light chimney in the middle of the building. He doesn't use the door to get out, either, to pick up the cargo brought by the drones. So now the roads are different, the city structure is different, there is no need for green areas for people, the definition of bthe azaar has disappeared, everything comes to the door As we know, roads and vehicles are no longer used, the streets are empty. The light chimney in the center, which is another result of the inner return of people, enables the house to be enlightened; the openings are reinterpreted. All house designs are the same, what sets them apart is their virtual code.
The steel material used in the facade is made of recycled metal, the houses are becoming environmentally friendly. People do not relate to nature, but they are aware that they need it; They act environmentally friendly in order not to lose the comfort they get with digitalization, but they don't even spend time with it. But they are not completely detached from it. They reflect the views they would normally see from the façade openings onto the inner wall of the façade, there are small plants and natural rock fragments they feed in the houses. Home is the place people use to sleep more. They spend their days outside earning money and socializing; This situation causes heavy human and vehicle traffic. With the increasing population towards the city center, the houses inhabited are also built with high floors and tightly, and the windows are quite high. Increasing population and socialization over time cause intense human and vehicle traffic.
Social relationships seem to be virtualized with the advancement of technology. People no longer leave the house even when meeting with their friends. Along with this, they can also carry out their work in a virtual environment. Although this virtualization brings a comfortable life with it, it keeps people away from establishing face-to-face relationships with other people and going out on the streets. For this reason, houses are started to be produced with fewer floors, apart from each other.
As time progresses, the virtual environment fascinates people and changes the lifestyle radically; The definition of home is changing. the house now takes on an interior-oriented structure and turns into individual units. City centers are no longer a necessity; vehicles, vehicle paths are no longer used. With the centers losing their importance, construction continues in nature without harming it.
The fact that even the openings are taken to the core shows how disconnected man is from the outside world. However, people begin to experience it as they cannot be completely separated from nature both mentally and physically. It reflects the same look that the house sees on the interior walls of the deaf facade.
At the same time, it was asked to ensure people's relationship with nature with natural plants and stones used in the house. In this way, it was ensured that people could establish a relationship with the nature they needed without leaving home. With the development of the virtual world, this attitude of human beings is also reflected in the house and the houses are going through a great change process. Houses are designed completely isolated from the environment. They have a deaf exterior, introverted individual units that receive light through the glass chimney in the middle. Even though the openings have been transformed and located in the center of the building, it suffices to express the new definition of 'home'.
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