Up to three groups of people can live in this rusting small home

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Japanese homes are often designed to last a relatively short time before being demolished and rebuilt, so it's little wonder that the country produces a disproportionately high number of quirky residences. The Transustainable House reflects this trend, and sports a facade that rusts over time. In addition, despite measuring just 38 sq m (409 sq ft), it can house up to three groups of people at once. .. Continue Reading Up to three groups of people can live in this rusting small home

Section: Architecture

Tags: Flexible, House, Japan, Small Living

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