The 'aVOID' Mobile Tiny House Can be Transported Anywhere
Michael Hemsworth — February 3, 2018 — Art & Design
References: leonardodichiara.it & homecrux
It's no secret that many consumers are beginning to live in smaller spaces that focus on efficiency and a debt-free lifestyle, so the 'aVOID' mobile tiny house has been designed to show off a new option.
Designed and build by Italy based engineer and architect Leonardo Di Chiara, the home is on display at the Bauhau-Archiv/Museum of Design and identifies what can be done with just nine square meters of living space.
The home features a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen area that are all conveniently tucked into the unit, while a series of foldable wall panels allow inhabitants to make adjustments throughout the day.
The 'aVOID' mobile tiny house puts a focus on efficiency and identifies the inherent promise of small housing solutions as consumers seek to favor mobility and freedom from their housing.
Designed and build by Italy based engineer and architect Leonardo Di Chiara, the home is on display at the Bauhau-Archiv/Museum of Design and identifies what can be done with just nine square meters of living space.
The home features a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen area that are all conveniently tucked into the unit, while a series of foldable wall panels allow inhabitants to make adjustments throughout the day.
The 'aVOID' mobile tiny house puts a focus on efficiency and identifies the inherent promise of small housing solutions as consumers seek to favor mobility and freedom from their housing.
Trend Themes
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Small-space Living — Developing and marketing creative, efficient, and affordable small living spaces and related products and services to consumers who prioritize mobility, convenience, and debt-free lifestyle.
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Flexible Furniture — Creating innovative furniture and home items that maximize functionality and space-saving potential, including foldable and modular designs.
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Mobile Homes — Designing and building transportable and customizable mobile homes that cater to the modern consumer's preference for flexibility and mobility.
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Architecture and Design — Offering expertise in architecture, interior design, and product design services for compact and efficient living solutions.
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Real Estate — Providing affordable and customizable housing solutions to meet the growing demand for small living spaces in urban areas.
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Furniture and Home Goods — Developing furniture collections and home goods that are designed to be space-saving, functional, and multi-purpose, catering to the needs of consumers with limited living space.
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