Who created the project "the Plug-in House"?

This project was created by Enid Sun on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "the Plug-in House"?

"the Plug-in House" is a Concept Art, Installations, Concept Architecture, Housing project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "the Plug-in House" located?

This project is located in New Zealand.

the Plug-in House

A fresh new design that utilises condensed urban areas in a smart way. This lego-like House shows the future living style: fun, relaxing, efficient, and flexible. A plug-in system allows occupants to design, customize, and set up by their needs and assemble each unit into the whole building.

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