The Ark Shelter prefab cabin has been designed as a compact living space that provides inhabitants with comfortable quarters and a spectacular view to boot. Outfitted with a total of five openings, the cabin puts a focus on the exterior area and allows as much natural light as possible to stream into the compact dwelling. The unit has a well-designed 40 square meters of space within that has been sectioned off into five living zones that are each separated by a sliding door for seamless access.
The Ark Shelter prefab cabin is the design work of Michiel De Backer and Martin Mikovčák, and provides inhabitants with an escape from the urban grind to work or relax in complete peace.
Open Air Off-Grid Cabins
The Ark Shelter Prefab Cabin Has Five Openings for Maximum Exposure
Trend Themes
1. Off-grid Living - The trend of off-grid living can disrupt traditional housing markets and provide opportunities for eco-friendly and self-sustainable living solutions.
2. Compact Living - The trend of compact living can provide opportunities for innovative home designs that maximize living space in small areas.
3. Open-concept Design - The trend of open-concept design can disrupt traditional notions of compartmentalized living spaces and provide opportunities for creative interior designs that make use of natural light and space optimization strategies.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can take advantage of the trend toward eco-friendly, off-grid and compact living solutions to offer creative and sustainable building designs.
2. Real Estate - The real estate industry can offer innovative living spaces that meet the growing demand for off-grid, eco-friendly and compact living solutions.
3. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can provide off-grid living solutions with access to renewable energy sources to power houses and cabins, offering eco-friendly and self-sustainable living without the need for traditional utilities.