HABITAT – Design & Development
Designing, building and deploying an urban modular cabin in less than 3 weeks.
- UPDATE January 1st
- The cabin is assembled, interior is done, lamps are up. Still waiting for the roof. The open house event will take place on January the 3rd in Barcelona on Carrer Pujades 138 at 19.00 to 22.00.
- UPDATE DECEMBER 20th
- I've managed to assembled the floor and raised the walls. Ran into a problem, one of the 48 units was made in the wrong size, I messed up the measures, good thing it was to big and not to small, so I will be able to fix it. It set me back a couple of hours. Bad thing is I'm catching a cold and running late. Still waiting for the roof material. And insides are just bare bare OSB at this point, not near as polished as I had wanted to at this stage.
IMAGES
3D Drawing of the Micro Cabin
3D Drawing of the Micro Cabin
3D Drawing of the Micro Cabin
Using the table saw, cutting a lot of OSB sheets into smaller bits
Bits of OSB in correct lengths and sizes
Me infront of a Torres Wineyard Container Conversion project
40 hours here was all that was needed
12 of the 42 bloxes
Moving the "flat package" from the workshop to the exhibition location
Moving the "flat package" from the workshop to the exhibition location
Unloading all the boxes
Working on the extruded windows
Fixing a 10x10mm Aluminium L bracket to hold the window in place
This is one of the two large windows.
Assembled the floor on the side.
Floor is down and the first wall is assembled.
Here is another view of the wall + the one of the short sides where the walls are thicker.
Where the main entrance will be.
The interior, there is loads of OSB at this point. A little bit overdose, but hopefully it will blend better. (This cabin could be made out of any material or mix of material as long as it's sheet based).
3D Drawing of the Micro Cabin
3D Drawing of the Micro Cabin
3D Drawing of the Micro Cabin
Using the table saw, cutting a lot of OSB sheets into smaller bits
Bits of OSB in correct lengths and sizes
Me infront of a Torres Wineyard Container Conversion project
40 hours here was all that was needed
12 of the 42 bloxes
Moving the "flat package" from the workshop to the exhibition location
Moving the "flat package" from the workshop to the exhibition location
Unloading all the boxes
Working on the extruded windows
Fixing a 10x10mm Aluminium L bracket to hold the window in place
This is one of the two large windows.
Assembled the floor on the side.
Floor is down and the first wall is assembled.
Here is another view of the wall + the one of the short sides where the walls are thicker.
Where the main entrance will be.
The interior, there is loads of OSB at this point. A little bit overdose, but hopefully it will blend better. (This cabin could be made out of any material or mix of material as long as it's sheet based).