Hypar dwelling

Hypar Dwellings with a Wooden Frame

  • Ecological houses on a wooden structure that contain, in their shape, a real or virtual pyramid.
  • The houses have roofs made of hyperbolic paraboloids, also called hypars.
  • A hypar is considered a spatial element that generates a virtual edge.
  • Several hypars form a virtual pyramid out of the roof, in which a gravity cone based on the polygonal outline of the building is inscribed.
  • The resulting shape increases interior comfort through double-curvature forms and improves the resistance of the house to vertical and especially horizontal stresses such as wind and earthquakes.

Below are some architectural examples of houses with a hypar roof, in combination or not with flat surfaces.

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 EFB1 hypar dwelling

EFB1 – 72 sqm to 90 sqm, footprint from 6 m / 6 m to 7 m / 7 m.

EFB1

EFB1 view 1 EFB1 view 2

EFB2

EFB2 view 1 EFB2 view 2 EFB2 view 3

EFB2 – from 110 sqm to 180 sqm, footprint from 7 m / 7 m to 9 m / 9 m.

EFB2 main concept

EFB3

EFB3 concept

EFB3 – from 140 sqm to 210 sqm, footprint from 10 m / 10 m to 12 m / 12 m.

EFB4

EFB4 duplex concept

EFB4 – 120 sqm to 340 sqm duplex, footprint from 12 m / 12 m to 14 m / 14 m.

EFB5

EFB5 view 1 EFB5 view 2 EFB5 view 3

EFB5 – 120 sqm to 210 sqm, footprint from 6 m / 10 m to 8 m / 12 m.

Special Buildings

Special buildings concept

Special buildings: restaurants, fitness spaces, pools, and more.

Tailored project concept

Projects are tailored according to customer needs.

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Example Project and Execution

Group of locations of the pension Peștera. In order: restaurant, gym, and accommodation rooms.

Peștera project view 1 Peștera project view 2 Peștera project view 3

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