An Argentine architect by the name of Mariano Ravenna has set up a truly unique tiny home that differs from the most commonly sighted architecture languages in the tiny living space due to the fact that it comprises a quadrant of cubes that are linked together in order to forge a courtyard and walkway that helps connect the interior and exterior spaces of the dwelling.
The 'SF-FR House' features one of the cubical concrete modules placed above a trio of ground-based modules, resulting in a home that features separate spaces that can be reinterpreted based on the needs of the residents, with modules able to be used as bedrooms, living rooms or dining rooms for example.
“The project proposes housing the different human dimensions and coming together in those common spaces that every home needs or in moving from one environment to another, with diverse routes that can lead to an encounter with the other or go in search of individuality,” Ravenna said. “And so different people can live together in the same physical space, choosing with whom, when, and how to be with the other.”
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Modular Living Spaces
- The trend of cube-combined modular living spaces can revolutionize the tiny home movement.
- Flexible Interior Design
- The trend of using modular spaces to flexibly reinterpret living spaces can create innovative design opportunities for interior designers.
- Connecting Interior and Exterior Spaces
- The trend of using modular spaces to connect interior and exterior spaces in a creative way can be a disruptive innovation for the architectural industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- The architecture industry can benefit from incorporating modular spaces to expand designing options in the tiny home movement.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can leverage on the trend of modular living spaces to create innovative design solutions for small space living.
- Real Estate
- The real estate industry can revolutionize smaller living spaces through creative construction and innovative modular space concepts.
