Cubistria is a building composed of a cubic grid, which is inherited from the earlier portraits we developed during the first months of the course. The structure is connected by a vertical core that organizes access to the different levels. The design plays with the contrast between the straight, orthogonal structure and the more curved, organic shapes of the latticework, creating a balance between geometric order and fluidity.

The project stands out for the relationship between interior and exterior spaces, which are treated similarly to create a sense of continuity. The lattices filter natural light, creating dynamic patterns of light and shadow that change throughout the day. Most of the building is dedicated to gathering areas, with the interior courtyard serving as the main space for social interaction. The presence of vegetation brings life and reinforces the connection with nature.