surakava- a colour changing bird
a building that you take everywhere that will support and make your living better is not only the solo purpose of this surakava tiny house but also it gives you the innovation rides as you would be suprised of how accomodative the tint 10 sqm space can provide. the buildings outer layer takes up the functionality of bird and form of that to protect as well.
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PUBLISHED ON 2nd June 2021
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A beautiful concept, with great thought to interior layout. I would be interested to learn more about the mobility of the home, and some self sustaining features, such as how it is powered and collects/processes water.
1.The mobility of the design is based on its nomadic behaviour to travel on land irrespective of the harsh weathers, for the flexibility to provide a nomad to experience adventures which is not entirely in their comfort zone. 2.power resource is solar power itself ,using a detachable on land solar panels to adjust and store according to direction of sun. 3. The roof space is 3/4 for water storage, and water pressure pump ,while the purifying pods are installed at the outlet (fixtures) providing water according to its need 4. It got an acrylic roll on its second level that can be operated like a raincoat as well as water collecting tub. While the foldable balcony and this as well are considered to be partly inspired from kinetic architecture . 5.While the other 1/4 of the roof space is used for its disaster management ropes that are a new innovation in japan is operated to join the earth in case of earthquakes and the shape of the structure itself acts as a capsule in case of storms making it most sustainable in form. Thank you for the opportunity and the feedback ma’am!