The Loftcube prefab home, designed by Werner Aisslinger and engineered by and8, is a minimalistic prefab home suitable for people of a nomadic lifestyle, living and working for short periods of time in large cities and dense urban areas.
This modern prefab home has a ground surface of approximately forty square meters built on the empty flat roofs of existing buildings, offering both sanctuary and social structure. I can just imagine the view of the city. Like on yachts the organic frame structure consists of glass reinforced plastics (GRP) while the facades are made of timber frames and glass or panels.
The body of the Loftcube can be customized according to the user’s desires. The four outer walls consist of individual segments available in transparent, translucent or closed versions, while louvre windows with horizontal slats provide this unique prefab home with ventilation.
The interior can also be customized with fixed and sliding panels providing individual partitioning such as, living and sleeping areas, kitchen and bathroom. Werner Aisslinger, the head of studio aisslinger who designed the Loftcube prefab home, believes that 21st century design will advance towards the sophisticated use of new materials and technologies.
By the way, if you’re interested in modern prefab homes or prefab cabins you might also be interested in:
Prefab cabin Bali style by TomaHouse
Prefab home Dwell Home Design
GriffnerHaus – architecture modern design
BoKlok affordable housing
Prefab outdoors modular home by ecospace
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can you recommend me any contemporary prefab houses in Japan? Ones that designed by Japanese architects.
Many thanks.
Hi, you might want to check out our post “Small house design tips” featuring small house design of Japanese Atelier Bow-Wow. I’m not sure if they do prefab homes but they have great architecture design for small houses.
thank you very much for deeback.
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