minimum living space
house
The aim is to develop a proposal for a minimum living space. This space should be designed for one person and should include all the necessary furniture/products, according to the functional needs and spaces required, financial constraints, execution deadlines and other relevant elements.
The organisation of these spaces must always take into account the factors of human/product/space interaction. The configuration of this interaction is also sociological and psychological.
The Japandi Style
As the main inspiration for our project.
This style is characterised by a combination of Japanese aesthetics (with artistic elements and the wabi-sabi philosophy: an aesthetic approach centred on accepting the imperfection of objects and human beings) and Scandinavian (comfortable and cosy), where the look is calm, casual and organic.
This style is characterised by a combination of Japanese aesthetics (with artistic elements and the wabi-sabi philosophy: an aesthetic approach centred on accepting the imperfection of objects and human beings) and Scandinavian (comfortable and cosy), where the look is calm, casual and organic.
Target audience
Wildlife photographers (whether male or female). With this in mind, the house and the appropriate layout and furnishings can be placed in any environment, from a rainforest to a desert.
This work was done as a group by
-Lígia Pereira
-Jessica Freitas
At the IPCA School of Design
