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that one was gold - an exercise in minimalism gone wrong!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2648322/Room-stew-Tiny-flat-bed-kitchen-offered-rent-730-month-latest-sign-crazy-London-property-prices.html

i'm not dismissing the notion at all. i'm simply saying it's a good start but it's not viable long term. you've gone on to agree with me that famililes need at least twice the space as per the example given to make co-habitation work - my fixation isn't 24sqm - it's the example you...

does that mean you agree with my first sentence? 24sqm a family home does not make, with spaces that are folded away and re-opened at will. i would personally think a bit of volume and a mezzanine for separation of space would be better. take the examples shown. in 24sqm, where do you put...

The great thing about those adaptive spaces is that they are limited to CBD areas and uber high density blocks. We're talking about an apartment that has a footprint of about 20 - 24sqm. Great for professional singles or a couple that work 12 hour days and party hard. I would hate to be...

adaptive re-use of space. more appliances, more energy efficient. self generating power sources. efficient storage.