So what are we looking at here? Surely it's not a house, right? Wrong. The 846 square foot home stands out by day, appearing heavy and reflective. But by night? It transforms into a soft, translucent and permeable light box with the use of movable and fully-operable walls and doors, along with some hefty back-lighting.
Think you're looking at a set design in New York City? Think again. Photo: Kavellaris Urban Design
Consider it a well-lit cardboard box of sorts -- arranging and re-arranging glass walls, doors and windows allow for a transitional space. And with bi-fold glass doors on the upper level, the home opens up (literally!) to the world beneath. That's right -- with the bedrooms downstairs and the public living areas upstairs, the top floor can open up completely without compromising any privacy.Of course, ShelterPop has a word of advice for the new homeowners: those who live in perforated houses shouldn't throw X-Acto knives.
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