Who created the project "Pocket Facade"?

This project was created by Lawand Noa'man on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "Pocket Facade"?

"Pocket Facade" is a Modern Architecture, Facade Design, Architectural Form, Kinetic Façade, Digital Façade, Prefabricated Architecture, Timeless Architecture, Passive Architecture, Contemporary Design, Double Skin Facade, Curvilinear Architecture, Flat Design, Brutalist Architecture, Minimalism, Architecture, Parametric Design, Simple Architecture, Design Element, Computational Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Pocket Facade

The Pocket Facade is a conceptual architectural project that combines sustainability and aesthetics. Designed with openings that look like a pocket, it allows for air circulation, enhancing indoor air quality and reducing energy consumption, perfect for very hot climates. The facade also diffuses natural light, creating inviting spaces.

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