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'working together from the beginning is a way to see the world through someone else's eyes, to establish shared goals, to unearth opportunities, and ultimately, to offer new outcomes,' delk tells designboom.
the 150 year-old art nouveau icon is scheduled to open by the end of may after over 15 years of construction.
the interior design juxtaposes existing historical features of the building with clean, contemporary lines.
the house is designed to resemble a large piece of a tree trunk.
to morgan ans Vania Brazil:
in the entrance view, you can see the space between the door and the space. it’s a door which can be summarized as a window.
Vania Brazil:
that is what I was wondering, looks like you need to climb through the window. and I think that unless your hobbit dimensions you would not be able to stand up.
To answer Stu, you can see the toilet in the first image. not sure about the shower. Plan wise I am guessing that it is 3 pods, one living, one sleeping and one bathroom.
would have been good if they included a plan.
space invader lol
I loved the idea, but adding to the questions from jimCan and rjdion, maybe I missed it: how do you enter the house?
Where is the bathroom in this? It is a great idea for micro living but the lack of a bathroom really doesn’t work for anyone, you need somewhere personal to go shower or go to the toilet.
What are the interior and exterior dimensions?
What is the weight of this micro unit?
How are sanitation facilities connected?
How is electricity provided?
Looks like it wastes a lot of the available footprint, no? At least it appears you do not have to clear the counter of dirty dishes to roll out you futon.
Jim
very cool! I want one! so cosy