Incredible Micro Home Transforms Into 24 Different Living Spaces

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This micro home in Hong Kong designed by architect Gary Chang is called the “Domestic Transformer” because it transforms from a mere 344 sq. ft. into 24 differently designed living spaces. Sliding panels and walls allow for multiple eco-possibilities, making this apartment a functional living space with many of the amenities of a full house. Check out a video of the apartment here!

2 Responses to “Incredible Micro Home Transforms Into 24 Different Living Spaces”

denzilstone says:

September 11, 2010 at 2:14 am

I like this and specially, Sliding panels and walls allow for multiple eco-possibilities is great idea. Thanks for sharing.

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