Collection by Luke Hopping
Seriously Tiny (and Slightly Strange) Hangouts That Push the Limits of Micro-Living
Could you vacation in a house the width of a truck? How about unwind in a sauna so lightweight it can be towed behind a bike? A new book of miniatures dares us to think small.
Rebecca Roke's Nanotecture, a compact compendium of over 300 tiny built things, is available to preorder now through Phaidon. Preview a few of the collection's most surprising projects here.
Exbury Egg, PAD Studio and Stephen Turner, 2013
Constructed with traditional yacht-building techniques, this...
Bicycle Sauna, H3T Architects, 2011
Equipped with the necessary hookups to tow behind a tandem bike, this...
Cristal Bubble, by Pierre Stéphane Dumas, 2014
This plastic-wrapped hotel room debuted in France, yet its inflatable...
Diogene, Renzo Piano, 2014
Italian architect Renzo Piano designed this short-term meditation hut, which is perfectly...
OTIS, Lucas Brown/Green Mountain College, 2013
Professor Lucas Brown realized this tiny house, which can be towed on a...
Inflatable Space, Penttinen Schöne, 2010
Commissioned as an interactive arts project in Essex, England, this swollen,...
Glass House, Santambrogiomilano, 2012
All glass houses privilege their surroundings over themselves, this Milanese one...
GRID, Carter Williamson Architects, 2012
Envisioned as emergency housing for after tsunamis, this steel prefab from...
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