Living The Noom Housing

biophilic architecture, sustainable housing, tropical modernism, organic form, curvilinear towers, vertical timber louvers, green walls, living facade, solar panels, turquoise pool, jungle setting, aerial perspective, warm ochre, raw sienna, honey timber, viridian green, emerald foliage, cerulean water, natural lighting, zenithal illumination, asymmetrical composition, diagonal arrangement, atmospheric depth, layered spatial zones, textural contrast, linear rhythm, organic integration, environmental design, rooftop terraces, cascading vegetation, timber decking, louvered screens, biomimetic forms, tropical palette, high saturation, lush verdure, contemporary architecture, ecological harmony, luxury residential, serene atmosphere, contemplative mood, harmonious balance, natural materials, sustainable technology, immersive landscape, resort aesthetic, wellness architecture, human scale

Living The Noom is a residential complex designed around three principles: wellness living, sustainability and flexible living. The complex consists of three buildings of five stories each, built with a concrete structure and an independent bamboo facade. Every floor is an open space that can be arranged in several apartment layouts with one, two or three bedrooms. Bioclimatic strategies include rainwater harvesting, greywater treatment, green roofs and solar panels. The buildings occupy 30 percent of the lot, so much of the existing vegetation is preserved.