‘abri-boca’ by philipp süssmann

 

 

‘abri-boca’ explores the theme of transformation– the transition between open spaces to more intimate and enclosed ones. philipp süssmann‘s design affords users to rest within the bed / living pod in an open state, and if more privacy is desired, one can easily pull the wooden shell closed via a pivoting mechanism, creating a protective canopy over the occupant. the adaptable furniture object is being exhibited in the ‘meet my project‘ exhibition during milan design week 2013.

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living pod‘abri-boca’ partially open

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living podthe living pod in its open state

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living pod

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living podthe mattress unfolds to create a larger resting area

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living pod

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living podthe wooden shell easily opens and closes via a pivoting module

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living podin its closed state

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living pod

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living poddetail of the pivoting module

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living podbending the wood components to create the curved exterior shell

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living pod

 

 

philipp sussmann: abri boca living pod‘abri-boca’ components

 

 

designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.