The Modular Transitional Growth by Philippe Barriere Collective
The Modular Transitional Growth housing unit created by PB+Co intends to offer multiple expansion steps according to an individual’s needs and means; and, strengthens the permanency of community life as it expands through life cycle of housing needs. MTG construction system offers sustainability within its own growth by recycling its modular system, and utilizing bioclimatic technologies. The unique self-recycling feature entails re-using existing parts-a process of organic shading-as MTG evolves toward a more mature expression and a more complete appropriation and identification of housing which is tailored to the individual’s life need and span, in tandem with their socio-economic resources.
Designed for mass production, affordability, and easy transport, these compact housing units also boast a self-recycling process that reuses existing parts for future applications and BioClimactic design for natural light and passive cooling.
Designed for mass production, affordability, and easy transport, these compact housing units also boast a self-recycling process that reuses existing parts for future applications and BioClimactic design for natural light and passive cooling.
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November 16th, 2011 at 8:57 am
Between me and my husband we’ve owned far more MP3 gamers over the decades than I can rely, such as Sansas, iRivers, iPods (classic & touch), the Ibiza Rhapsody, etc. But, the previous handful of many years I’ve settled down to one particular line of players. Why? Due to the fact I was joyful to learn how properly-designed and fun to use the underappreciated (and widely mocked) Zunes are.