micro house by studio liu lubin images © wang xiaofeng

 

 

chinese studio liu lubin has recently finished the private ‘micro-house’ in beijing. it is based on the minimum space people need for basic indoor movement, such as sitting, laying and standing. the form of the ‘micro-house’ is designed to act as a combination of furniture and architecture elements. when being rotated, the unit of the concept will shift its spatial context, such as resting, working, washing and cooking, etc. the unit can not only be used as a single-functional room, but also can be grouped together as a housing suite, or even residential cluster.

 

developed using fiber reinforced form composite structure, the project is made easy to lift and assemble by hand. for the convenience of transportation and replacement, the size of the unit is designed as the size of shipping containers. ultimately, the arrangment makes it possible for people to have private housing product under current chinese land policy.

 

 

micro house by studio liu lubinfront elevation

 

 

micro house by studio liu lubinback elevation

 

 

micro house by studio liu lubininterior

 

 

micro house by studio liu lubininterior

 

 

micro house by studio liu lubindetail

 

 

micro house by studio liu lubinprocess of the production

 

 

 micro house by studio liu lubinhigh density community

micro house by studio liu lubinanalysis of the section

 

micro house by studio liu lubinmicro house unit

 

micro house by studio liu lubincombination of the unit

 

 

project information:

project: the micro-houselocation: beijingdesigner: studio liu lubinproject team: liu lubin, wang lin, wan li, liang yifan, zhao yeconstructor: architectural design & research institute of tsinghua university,nanjing university of technology advanced engineering composites research centerstructure type: fiber reinforced form composite structure

 

 

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