The Well Modulated Community of the Future
Here is a sample of simple forms of Modular Home that will fit into a Future Urban Cityscape or a Post apocalyptic Landscape.
We can utilize the developments to come in modern times to build homes for a time yet to come. Articles from our past can also be re-used to make modular homes in the future.
- or even in the here and now
A Modular Home is a beautiful thing in every way. They are constructed from pre fabricated units, easily relocated to any location on land or sea. They click together & stick together.
they will adapt to a social utopia - or a dark dystopia
Escape clamp down
for when the world has been ecologically compromised
For a Cleaner Greener Future
Recycle and re purpose a relic of our agricultural industrial past
Former green house used as a residential dwelling.
Polygonal forms are simpler and stronger to piece together.
floating island unit
Hexi pods- a human bee hive
A domed structure is more resistant to seismic activity and can be made thermodynamic. All important in an apocalypse.
Dakar desert 1940s
Prefabricated Modular Homes from History
Modular units can be joined to make a bigger house or a simple complex.
adventure with a Venturo
There is already a ghost town from the past of these futuristic houses, once touted as the answer to the global housing crisis in the 60s - until the petroleum based building materials became to costly with sky rocket oil prices in the early 70s
Wanli Taipei
Keep Yourself Contained
Transportable and recycled. Shipping container homes .
Easily Transportable.
Homes to pack up and take out on the open road
Living in an inflatable bubble - it will take your breath away
Tents are tidy and they can be tucked away to transport.
Imagine surfing the sand ocean of the desert in a Nomad tent existence
Futuro homes from Finland can be flown into any location one can find.
These retrospective Futuro UFO homes are undergoing a resurgence of re gentrifying
Could this be the Steampunk Subdi-vision of the near future ?
Modular homes can be architectural masterpieces; the Futuro subdivision looks like an alien invasion, nevertheless, it's an ideal way for an extended family to live in close proximity while retaining their privacy. The interiors appear quite roomy. The transportable homes could come in handy as well; I wonder if they can park in campgrounds?
ReplyDeleteRecycling industrial containers into homes is a great way to protect the environment and provide affordable housing to people who otherwise would be homeless. Many communities are turning to this type of housing as a quick solution for people such as homeless veterans. The person gets a home and the container gets turned into something useful and beautiful instead of discarded.
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