APAGA

APAGA is a concept of a bath complex in Armenia, developed within the same design paradigm as the Family Nest project, using prefabricated functional modules adapted to the specific relief and climate of the Armenian mountains.

The composition connects the modules into a single spatial organism, forming a sequence of architectural and ritual zones for different stages of the bathing ceremony. The main building houses a lounge and spa area, massage rooms, changing rooms, and technical spaces.

Located in a remote mountain area with complex seismic conditions, the structure employs a reinforced monolithic frame with prefabricated sandwich panels to ensure speed, precision, and structural stability during construction. Set on a steep terrain with a 17-meter elevation difference, the project integrates ramps and engineered terraces, allowing full accessibility for visitors with limited mobility.