Garage for car collection

The Garage’s essence lies in its experimental approach – constructing a complex architectural object from a holistic conceptual idea that simultaneously evokes automotive design metaphors, respects the natural site constraints by curving around trees, and fulfills diverse functional requirements. It serves as an elegant venue where the owner can exhibit a prized car collection, engage in sports activities, and host business meetings — all within a seamless spatial experience. Situated on a picturesque plot surrounded by tall trees, the project integrates sensitively into its natural environment. Formally, its concept departs from traditional and stereotypical architectural elements such as floor, wall, and roof, instead merging them into a single ribbon that defines functional zones through folding and twisting. The fluid geometry of the garage reflects the dynamic aesthetics of automotive design, expressing movement and elegance through its curvilinear form. A Möbius-inspired ribbon organizes the space: moving left to right along the main façade, it forms a closed volume with entrance and rear terraces. The ribbon then ascends diagonally, guiding circulation via a staircase to the rooftop outdoor workout zone. Beneath it, a gallery-like space for the cars is created, with direct access from the driveway. Large glazed façades with ultra-thin profiles on the north and south sides dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior. The building's interior extends underground, housing recreational and sports facilities, with natural light introduced through carefully positioned ground-level windows. Materiality of a seamless white Corian articulates design metaphor, while wood and copper finishes add warmth and tactile contrast.