Although the idea
of mobile homes,
even structures
that can be carried
and placed by
helicopter, is tar from new,
Werner Aissinger
has taken the concept ore step
further by imagining his “Loftoubes” being located
in large numbers on urban rooftops, Describing these
locations as “a treasure of sunny sites in prime urban
spaces,” what could a minimal home unit look like “he
asks” a temporary retreat, where urban nomads in big
cites and dense urban zone could find privacy ?”
further by imagining his “Loftoubes” being located
in large numbers on urban rooftops, Describing these
locations as “a treasure of sunny sites in prime urban
spaces,” what could a minimal home unit look like “he
asks” a temporary retreat, where urban nomads in big
cites and dense urban zone could find privacy ?”
A first experiment with these units was
carried out at
Berlin’s first design festival, “DesignMai” Berlin (May
3 to 18,2003).where two “loftcube” prototypes (a ”living”
version and “home office” version, teaturing real-life
equipment, without connections to utilities.) were put in place.
Berlin’s first design festival, “DesignMai” Berlin (May
3 to 18,2003).where two “loftcube” prototypes (a ”living”
version and “home office” version, teaturing real-life
equipment, without connections to utilities.) were put in place.
These prototypes were designed with honeycomb
wooden modules with plastic laminate suitable for
dismantling. 6,6 meters in width and length, the
cubes are three meters high, and include 36 square
meters of interior space made largely with material
provided by DuPont, the Loftcubes in Berlin included furniture designed by Aissinger.
wooden modules with plastic laminate suitable for
dismantling. 6,6 meters in width and length, the
cubes are three meters high, and include 36 square
meters of interior space made largely with material
provided by DuPont, the Loftcubes in Berlin included furniture designed by Aissinger.
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