This modular, curved architecture system by Michael Jantzen is a kit that can be assembled in a number of different ways to form different structural shapes. The insulated curved panels are made with eco-friendly concrete panels, forming rooflines, walls and floors. Each of these panels can be bolted together for the purposes of introducing wiring and plumbing to the structure.
Due to the nature of the modular Multi-form Building System, it can be used to create partially open and closed spaces, which is perfect for encouraging natural vegetation, ventilation and light to come into the space. While a lot of modular systems are boxy and rectangular, this inventive modular system is a curved beauty that stands out.
Curvaceous Eco Architecture
Michael Jantzen's Curved Architecture Kit Fits Modular Pieces Together
Trend Themes
1. Modular Architecture - The modular architecture trend presents an opportunity for innovative design and efficient construction processes.
2. Eco-friendly Construction - The eco-friendly construction trend offers a chance for sustainable building materials and practices to disrupt traditional construction methods.
3. Integration of Nature in Design - The trend of integrating nature in design creates opportunities to bridge the gap between architecture and the natural environment, promoting well-being and sustainability.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry can benefit by embracing modular architecture, streamlining processes and reducing waste.
2. Sustainable Materials - The sustainable materials industry has the potential to provide eco-friendly alternatives for concrete panels and other building components.
3. Architectural Design - The architectural design industry can capitalize on the trend of integrating nature in design by creating innovative structures that harmonize with the environment.