The conceptual 'PICNIC' house has been designed as a nomadic home imagined with an ultra-configurable construction to support the needs of the inhabitant.
The home has a space-saving construction to make it suitable for placement in a variety of locations and has a form that opens from all sides to accommodate different needs. The house is capable of changing according to the needs of the person within and utilizes an array of modules to do so. This encourages the person to switch up how the space works for them rather than having to deal with a static design.
The conceptual 'PICNIC' house is the design work of Mauro Polondak in collaboration with colleagues from the Faculty of Architecture Mihaela Klobučar and Magdalena Kačan.
Configurable Nomadic Tiny Houses
The 'PICNIC' House by Mauro Polondak Opens From All Sides
Trend Themes
1. Configurable Tiny Houses - The advent of configurable tiny houses provides disruptive innovation opportunities for a customizable and dynamic approach to dwelling solutions.
2. Modular Construction - The trend towards modular construction in the housing industry allows for cost-effective building practices and creatively adaptive living spaces.
3. Nomadic Living - With the rise of remote working opportunities, nomadic living is becoming increasingly popular, and presents opportunities for businesses providing housing solutions to this growing market.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Real estate developers could focus on building tiny homes with a nomadic lifestyle in mind budget-friendly opportunities.
2. Architecture - Innovative architects can create dynamic homes with modular design in mind, easily adaptable to various changes, that imbue the tenants with a sense of creativity and control over their living space.
3. Furniture and Home Decor - Home decor and furniture brands have an opportunity to focus on modular solutions for tiny homes that offer flexibility and sustainability while appealing to the design-conscious market.