Cverha has a penchant for flexibility; his TOTO twin lamps, for example, have heads that rotate to create various levels of light. One can also see his obsession with customizable products in his AERO Unisex Slippers that have an exchangeable top and bottom so you can create a individualized combination of colors each time you step into them.
As a product designer who values interaction from his end-users, it is no wonder that interaction is built it into his design for MONOHEDRON. Being able to change the level of shelter, it is a design that could adapt to almost every climate, from a hot desert that needs shade to a cold dark climate that craves daylight.
While the innovation behind the shape and adaptability of the prefab home is striking, the actual details of how these homes would work in real-life settings remains a mystery.
+ Andrej Cverha
via Yanko Design
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Designer Andrej Cverha isn’t afraid to think out of the box, and nowhere is this more evident than in MONOHEDRON, his futuristic design for a prefab home. With an innovative combination of a light metal frame and canvas, Cverha has put together a highly-customizable kit of parts with which homeowners can express their individuality.
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Being able to change the level of shelter, it is a design that could adapt to almost every climate, from a hot desert that needs shade
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Cverha’s prefab house can be customized to a cold dark climate that craves daylight.
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Cverha has a penchant for flexibility.
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As a product designer who values interaction from his end-users, it is no wonder that interaction is built it into his design for MONOHEDRON.
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A variation on the canvas is a translucent/transparent covering to let the maximum amount of light in.
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Entire rooms can be added by just extending the metal frame and stretching addition canvas.
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Because it can be erected like a tent, this home can be place almost anywhere.
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The canvas material gives the home a very light feel.
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It would be nice to see this concept developed further.
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The innovation behind the shape and adaptability of the prefab home is exciting