A livable space squeezed into three cubic meters
Posted By: Harsh | Mar 19 2009
Japanese architects have created a weird little place to double up as your second home. Jo Nagasaka and the Schemata Architecture Office have created a full-fledged livable space in just 30 square feet. The diminutive size does not mean that the place is missing facilities; it has a recessed desk, a hammock, a sink, a toilet and a shower. We guess the Paco home will make one awesome treehouse, assuming you can somehow get this thing up there.
paco home
paco home
paco home
Via: Dvice
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