Michael Jantzen’s Solar-Powered Transformation House Rotates to Create Different Rooms!

Inhabitat favorite <a href="http://www.michaeljantzen.com" target="_blank">Michael Jantzen</a> just unveiled an incredible transforming house made up of 5 modular sections that rotate to change the function of its interior. The Transformation House is designed to be rotated manually or automatically - various sections catch the sun's rays to warm it up, collect rainwater, and allow wind to enter to cool it down while the living space remains stable and stationary.

<a href="http://www.michaeljantzen.com" target="_blank">Michael Jantzen</a>'s Transformation House is designed to be constructed from lightweight steel.

It would be partially clad with photovoltaic cells to power the structure using sunlight.

It would also be transformable to allow its' inhabitants to experience a range of views.

Its playful and imaginative design allows the whole shape to be altered.

Inside, furnishings would be stored inside four containers.

Furnishings can be rotated up out of the glass floor, or folded open for use.

Each modular segment is the same shape, and additional segments can be added to increase the size of the home.

Windows would be rotated at 360 degrees, helping to direct sunlight around the internal space.

The versatile space space can be personalized to suit individual needs.