The Spacebox is a self-contained studio residence that can be fitted with the help of a light crane. Larger buildings can be assembled using multiple units on a foundation of ‘Stelcon’ concrete plates.
The residential units are made of high-grade composites, which until now were used only in the shipbuilding and aircraft industries. They have a surface area of 18 m² or 22 m², and are equipped to function as a compact studio residence, complete with kitchen, shower and toilet, a boiler, mechanical ventilation and electrical heating. At the rear side, the units are linked to a central walkway with a staircase on both ends.
The units are delivered by the manufacturer completely ready for use.
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Hundreds of Spacebox units are already in use and preparations are presently underway in several cities in Europe for placing Spacebox complexes at university campuses.
Via DesignMatcher.
Have also a look at the pdf “What if Denmark was the world’s housing factory?” (thanks to Angermann2)
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