Place
Paris, France
Dimension
2.7 x 2.7 x 17 m | 1m² each level
Material
Galvanised steel structure, composite shells: cellular and epoxy resin
Paris, France
Dimension
2.7 x 2.7 x 17 m | 1m² each level
Material
Galvanised steel structure, composite shells: cellular and epoxy resin
Housing prototype
By reducing living space to its smallest unit, the square metre, the “One Square Meter House” prototype promotes a critical view of land speculation. Beyond this, it subverts the notions of habitability, adaptability and evolutivity. A body-trap that takes contemporary narcissism to its most absurd, “One Square Meter House” makes public space the only possible terrain for social interaction.
By reducing living space to its smallest unit, the square metre, the “One Square Meter House” prototype promotes a critical view of land speculation. Beyond this, it subverts the notions of habitability, adaptability and evolutivity. A body-trap that takes contemporary narcissism to its most absurd, “One Square Meter House” makes public space the only possible terrain for social interaction.
Photo: David Boureau / Florian Kleinefenn
