THE HEART NETWORK

The presented work of Mustapha arouses unconditional interest in the interpretation of a living organ into bio architecture. Using the principles of creating houses that are a natural extension of nature, not coming into conflict with it. And it arouses interest from this area. The principles and main features of this are interesting revealed : • Natural continuation of natural forms • Plasticity, fluidity of facades • Panoramic glazing • Natural and environmentally friendly materials • Fullness of symbols The fundamental idea of this work is the foundation on which the object was born. A form is born from the idea, which is subsequently supplemented with symbols in the form of individual architectural and artistic elements. Beautifully designed interiors. they are characterized by smooth curved lines that create the illusion of the movement of the heart's work, the movement of energy. . Functional zones flow into one another and are often delimited only by lighting, small curved partitions. Neutral pastel tones emphasize the airiness of the interior and the connection of the interior space with the surrounding nature. Preference is given to shades of white, gray, wood, green, sand colors. Emphasis on natural light The connection with nature can also be traced in natural light, so panoramic windows are characteristic of the bio-tech interior. To increase the degree of daylight, the roof is often equipped with lantern windows. At the same time, the windows are placed according to the movement of the sun in such a way that the maximum amount of light penetrates into the premises during the day. From the wishes, I would like a more detailed scheme of the master plan. Functional zoning schemes , transport and pedestrian scheme. There is some schematicity of the cut.. Constructive material is a special and should be the most interesting part of the project, because one of the factors in the development of bionic architecture was the creation of new technologies in the production of materials. Engineering infrastructure systems are interesting. THE HEART NETWORK project deserves attention. Thanks.