Organic dune house – contemporary architecture inspired by topography and fluid forms; 3d model optimized for printing stl
This miniature dune house explores an organic and continuous architecture, inspired by eroded landscapes, dunes, and natural formations sculpted by wind and time. the volume unfolds like a habitable topography, where walls and roofs merge in a single, fluid gesture, eliminating the traditional distinction between building and terrain. spaces are organized around curved courtyards and gentle pathways, creating an introspective and sheltered spatial experience, in keeping with experimental and landscape architecture trends of the late 20th and early 21st centuries. the absence of sharp edges and the continuity of surfaces reinforce a sculptural and understated reading of the whole, akin to sensory architecture and land art. the model has been carefully optimized for 3d printing, with controlled slopes, homogeneous thicknesses, and smooth transitions that avoid complex overhangs or fragile details. it is an ideal piece for conceptual architecture collections, study models, contemporary dioramas, or as a minimalist decorative object with a strong formal presence.