Designed in five weeks, Studio GO comprises two prefabricated modules: a 23-square-meter SPACE module for the living areas, and a compact 5.9-square-meter technological HUB for all the mechanical systems. The modules are transportable—the house can moved with just one truck—and do not need deep foundations. The versatile Studio GO can be easily taken down and reassembled in a variety of locations with the same or different configuration.
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The modern Studio GO is clad in light-toned wood and full-height glazing and is sandwiched on two sides by a white round-edged frame. The house also includes an outdoor wood terrace with a pergola. Multiple glazed openings pour natural light into the wood-lined interior, which is outfitted with modern rounded furnishings that match the look of the home. The house was created with passive design principles to minimize energy consumption and includes highly efficient insulation and monitoring equipment. “Thus we achieve our objective of limiting energy demand to 15 kW per square meter a year for heating,” writes NOEM. “[Studio GO also] saves up to 90% of energy consumption compared to conventional buildings of the same size.”
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