For most, the word “house” conjures images of rectangular dwellings with front porches and chimneys. Front lawns and garages too. But gone are those days! Because here are 10 futuristic home designs you need to consider as a part of future. Since Climate change, population growth and geo-political shifts are already redefining the way we look at residential spaces of the future.
Here are 7 Futuristic homes which you might want to upgrade into but let me tell you that couple of them are already out there for you.
Here are 7 Futuristic homes which you might want to upgrade into but let me tell you that couple of them are already out there for you.
1) Roll Home
This house house was designed for arid environments and is wrapped into an energy efficient shell that reflects heat from the sun.
2) The Wolke 7
When it comes to traveling homes, some prefer the land and some prefer the see but in the future, some will choose the sky!
The Wolke 7 flying home concept has modern creature comforts and then some- not to mention, style that looks straight out of Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.
3) The Discus hotel
Water Discus Hotel is an under water hotel that comprises of two discs - an underwater and above-water one. This combination will allow guests to admire the depths of the ocean while making the most of the warm climate.
The two parts of the structure are connected by five solid legs and a vertical shaft containing a lift and stairway. The size of each disc has been adjusted to local conditions.
4) Urban Tree House
The new urban treehouse by Baumraum brings the peaceful lifestyle of a treehouse to a city with 3.5 million neighbors. It’s the latest project by Baumraum, and unlike the rural retreats it has designed before, this one is located inside Berlin’s city limits.
Baumraum’s Urban Treehouse was a design concept that continues the company’s efforts of sustainable, raised-treehouse living. It’s a figurative treehouse, in that it is supported by steel instead of building into an existing tree.
5) Weave House
“Weaving a home” reexamines the traditional architectural concept of tent shelters by creating a technical, structural fabric that expands to enclose and contracts for mobility while providing the comforts of contemporary life (heat, running water, electricity, storage, etc.)
So which home are you planning for future? let us know in the comments section below.
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