The project explores the proximity and intimate relationship between architectural features and their inhabitants.

In contemporary societies, people often perceive and categorise their territories based on the different environments they meet one another – such as fun-loving or flirtatious encounters. These intimate environments require a smart compromise of openness and closure.

The project is a water park and holiday centre for the queer community to relax and explore their subconscious fantasies in an obscure, intimate, safe, and illusionary environment. Located in Brighton, the building sits along the seafront.

Unique structural spaces are created to allow inhabitants, architectural elements, and the site’s landscape to engage playfully with each other. It can be experienced through a series of designs from the changing room hugging doors, to the techno-sexual moments in the water slides, that allow the bodies of inhabitants to touch and sense the architectural surfaces.