Epitome of Realism - Sufficient Urbanity

The concept behind the Epitome of Realism is that it becomes more than just a system for accommodating its occupants; it exists more like a plant, able to be established in a certain environment, producing its own energy, fulfill its own needs, not harming its animals, having a complex interaction with its surroundings. It is the creation of an efficient ecosystem and landscape.

A sufficient building goes beyond architecture. It is a combination of factors including environmental issues, sustainability, psychological effects, and the impact on physical health; overall, the quality of human existence in the built environment. These factors are the most important elements of our well-being. Every space that we live in has its own psychological effect on us.

Psychologically efficient: The connection between the occupant’s mental health and the built environment and how the environment can be enhanced to have healthier impacts on human cognition.

Physically efficient: Addresses the aspects of the building that affect occupant health through the encouragement of increased physical activity.

Environmentally efficient: Refers to how our brains can be shaped in response to stimuli in our surrounding environment and how this can create a positive environment for every aspect of our lives.

Sustainably efficient: Defined around the triangle of social, environmental, and economic performance.

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