Aluminium Tower is a vertical housing project that continues an idea first explored in an earlier proposal: a shell-shaped dwelling. That initial concept focused on organizing spaces in a spiral, becoming more private as one moved inward.

This same logic is now applied to a tower 80 meters tall with 20 floors, formed by the aggregation of hollow spheres that create curved ceilings and fluid interior spaces. The exterior envelope is made of aluminum and glass discs, giving the building a uniform appearance, while only the glass elements allow light and air into the interior.

Vertical circulation is resolved through spiral staircases and cylindrical elevators that reinforce the building’s form. Inside the tower, the shell-like dwellings can be integrated as individual living units, bringing both projects together in a continuous idea: transitioning from individual to collective living while maintaining a clear spatial logic and use.