The 'M House' by Keiko Maita Architect Office is the perfect home for anyone who loves sunshine. Designed to mimic a lamp and use natural sunlight, the 'M House' gradually lights up as the sun rises and darkens as the sun sets.
The 'M House' is covered with a special canopy-like transparent, white fabric that allows sunlight to penetrate through. The fabric also retains the sunlight as a natural heating source to keep the house warm. Though the transparent fabric is sheer, it is waterproof and strong enough to block out any element, from rain to snow.
Situated in a forest-covered natural setting, the Covered with a special canopy-like transparent while fabric, the Keiko Maita Architect Office's 'M House' is a beautifully breathtaking home that mimics the sun.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Solar Powered Homes
- Designing homes inspired technology that gradually lights up as the sun rises offers disruptive innovation opportunities for renewable energy companies.
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Who This Affects Most
- Renewable Energy
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- Construction
- Developing eco-friendly building materials is an opportunity for construction companies to innovate in sustainable home building solutions.
