Bahamas

Atrium Axis Concept explores radial organization and spatial hierarchy through a central circular core. The design is structured around a dominant atrium that anchors circulation and distributes programmatic zones symmetrically. Geometry becomes the guiding principle, creating a composition that feels both monumental and controlled.

As a conceptual study, materiality is suggested rather than specified. The drawing implies stone paving, structured landscaping, and layered thresholds between interior and exterior zones. The emphasis lies on spatial rhythm, proportion, and movement rather than physical finishes.

The project began as a geometric exploration centered on axial alignment and circular form. Programmatic elements were distributed outward from the central atrium, creating a balanced yet dynamic layout. The drawing phase focused on clarity of circulation, spatial hierarchy, and compositional coherence, serving as a conceptual foundation rather than a construction document.