Who created the project "The Augmented Hearth"?

This project was created by marco di foglio on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "The Augmented Hearth"?

"The Augmented Hearth" is a Interior Architecture, Natural Architecture, Built Environment Interiors, Interactive Architecture, Spatial & Interior Design, Experiential Architecture, Thoughtful Spaces, Conceptual Architecture, Intimacy of Space, Vernacular Architecture, Architecture, Interior, Reclaimed Space, Meditation Space, Housing, Modern Architecture, Interior Design, Traditional Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

The Augmented Hearth

The Augmented Hearth reimagines the home as a tectonic, earth-built container with a digital core. A central void anchors social life and environmental performance, blending physical and virtual presence. Adaptable boundaries and modular systems create a flexible, climate-responsive architecture for evolving rituals.

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