INTERLOCKING HOUSE

FALL 2021
CORE STUDIO
INSTRUCTOR: DUSICA STANKOVIC

The Interlocking House is an artist residence and gallery proposal in Grandel Square, St. Louis, near Tadao Ando’s Pulitzer Arts Foundation. Developed through concrete studies, the design arranges modular blocks with central voids that introduce natural light and shape roof openings. A continuous façade window doubles as an art display. The interlocking modules create distinct circulation: a public gallery facing Grandel Square and a private residence oriented toward a quieter rear street. This design ensures privacy while fostering artistic engagement. Through its modular composition and interplay of light and space, The Interlocking House integrates living and exhibition seamlessly.

Site: St. Louis, USA
Individual