Here’s another variation on the theme of small and adaptable spaces.
This time, rather than sliding panels cunningly designed to tranform a 32sqp apartment into 24 different layouts, we have an experimental house that transforms the space by rotation.
Sort of in the way a hamster might do it.
But this is way more ingenious than a hamster could do.
For more on the house, check out the story and pictures at Arch Daily [hat tip NZ Wood].
5 comments:
A Hobbit hole for the 21st century!
You'd have to eat out though. A kitchen in there is going to be very messy.
That is fracking wonderful.
Wonderful idea to take the benefits of weightlessness in a space-station to this rotating accommodation.
But what a bloody mess it must be in the cupboards. It would make a teenager feel right at home.
The geometry and curves are perfect for making love in there. The woman can lie or lean backward comfortably on to the curves.
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