Cliché

Considering the typology of dwellings in this corridor of the city it was thought that in each tree will be positioned a mini-yard that complements the greenery and emphasizes their stoic presence. The transparency of the windows and the flexibility of this structure makes it open at all times, making the green yards more tangible, it makes staying in this space more attractive and gives the feeling that you are enjoying coffee in the small backyard. Due to this adapted concept of traditional dwellings, this space got a second name Glass House - Cliché Glass House.

This Glass House reflects the colors of every season from the changing leaves of the trees and the presence of light, water in the form of rain makes it a haven of peace and comfort under where you can spend hours in calmness.

An obvious and very important element of the composition of the transparent facade are four concrete wall screens. In a long facade which is in contact with prolonged hours of sunshine it was necessary to avoid the greenhouse effect as well as the monotony created by a large glass surface to be used. These reinforced panels allow for breathable courtyard spaces and added attention. The composition of the triangles and why it looks very modern is closely related to the symbols used in the paved carpets.

Inside this glass box, natural oak wood materials and travertine stone attach to the accent of nature composed minimally and materialized in the furnitures.

The purpose of this space was to make its transparency as invisible as it was visible at the same time, making no one passing by feel annoyed by the architecture it carries or show a lack of interest and curiosity to stay and enjoy a coffee in this light-washed corner, where people pass by, walking or on a bike.