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Riga, Latvia
The distinct larger homes that crowns some of the blocks are differentiating the clients program of sizes and market positioning of the apartments.
Created as lighter timber structures they sit on the more traditional concrete base. Their design, both a change in form and materiality makes a distinct contribution to the experience of the design.
By carefully analyzing the weather patterns we simulate the overlay of wind and sun to identify areas of comfort and discomfort.
This informs changes in the landscaping or building volumes where possible to mitigate adverse effects. These help improve the overall wellbeing and usability of the project.
The mix of roofs creates a distinct and identifiable roofscape.
To create a distinct and identifiable roofscape, we mixed different types of roofs, such as gabled, flat, or sloped roofs. This approach not only added visual interest but also helped to break up the monotony of a large development, making it feel more approachable and welcoming. By incorporating a mix of roof types, we were able to create a natural diversity in the static local plan, giving the development a softer and more welcoming identity.
While ARROW’s roots are set in Scandinavia, our outlook is global, sharing Scandinavian values with the rest of the world. We’re explorers, curious to discover what can be brought back home following the completion of global projects.
