The project stems from a long-term exploration of architectural voids - spatial gaps often overlooked or left undefined. A key moment was discovering SIA Standard 416, which states that spaces under 1.5 meters in height (e.g., attics) are classified as non-habitable. Realizing my own attic apartment fits this definition, I turned this legal void into a conceptual framework. Habitable Void inverts the logic of domestic space: non-habitable areas become fully functional, while habitable spaces remain empty, undefined, and open to interpretation. Essential activities - sleeping, cooking, dining, lounging - are placed in the zones below 1.5 meters.

Modular Object

As an extension of the concept, a modular chair was developed. This multifunctional block transforms into a chair, table, or bar counter, supporting a lifestyle that adapts to change and challenges normative spatial rules.