Gizmag MIT's CityHome project re-thinks small space versatility

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For many residents today, the idea of fitting furniture into a 600 sq ft (56 sq m) condo or apartment has become a compact reality. Now a team from MIT’s architectural program have come up with the CityHome project; a versatile appliance-like solution, designed to increase usable space by two or three times. .. Continue Reading MIT's CityHome project re-thinks small space versatility

Section: Architecture

Tags: Compact, Ergonomic, Furniture, Interactive, Interior Design, MIT, Sensors, Transformable

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