compact

| ˈkɒmpakt |

noun

a formal agreement or contract between people or groups.

they signed a compact with the residents: a pact of peace and concord.

Residential architecture of today is a highly private and intimate amalgamation. A plethora of impulsive and abandoned spaces litter our cities and suburbs rendering the human condition in an abyss of social interaction. A complete lack of biophilic design in the suburban dwellings reverberates the void of shared, inclusive and compassionate societies. The dwellings of societal interchanging prisons exemplify the temporal and the 'idealised' lifestyle. Yet, it is this pre-conceived lifestyle that ultimately becomes the downfall of a communal society in itself.

the suburbs are inherently a communal and open affair set back in a vista of parks and natural elements. Architecture of the suburbs must stray away from the confidential ideals, rejecting the normalised isolation and revert back to the genetically collective community that not only promotes but advocate the shared experiences for all, not just those who live there, as well as generating a communal human condition that incorporates and forefronts the nature throughout.

The built environments must be for all society.

The built environments must never be unobtrusive.

The built environment must prioritise nature.