To encourage the Kigutu indigenous outdoor communal culture, the oversized porch doors will seamlessly connect the inside and out, welcoming all who enter into a series of public living spaces. Similarly the ten double private sleeping rooms, each with its own personal vividly colored entry porch, echo this semi-permeable sensibility. The porosity of the porches will encourage sociability, enhance air flow into the adjacent sleeping rooms, and simultaneously frame magnificent unobstructed transverse views of the landscape beyond.
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