The conceptual Delta Bamboo is a modern dwelling design from EEMY that works to provide protection from the elements when required in the event of inclement weather. The pyramidal building features a shapeshifting aesthetic that can remain open during pleasant weather to provide inhabitants with ample space for living as well as open-air areas for relaxing.
The structure draws design influence from traditional Filipino Bahay Kubo houses and is achieved using natural materials. The building could be closed during bad weather to offer enhanced protection, while the floating design enables it to easily withstand typhoon conditions.
The Delta Bamboo could be constructed at a cost of $8,500 in just 28 days to make it a low-cost architectural solution.
Protective Pyramidal Dwellings
The Delta Bamboo House Changes According to Weather Conditions
Trend Themes
1. Shapeshifting Dwellings - Opportunity for innovative architecture that adapts to weather conditions for improved comfort and safety.
2. Natural Material Construction - Potential for eco-friendly building materials to create sustainable and resilient structures.
3. Low-cost Architectural Solutions - Emerging market for affordable housing options that can be quickly and inexpensively constructed.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Innovative designs and materials can revolutionize the way buildings are constructed and adapt to changing weather conditions.
2. Construction - Opportunity to explore new construction techniques and materials that prioritize sustainability and affordability.
3. Housing - Demand for cost-effective and weather-resistant housing solutions in areas prone to extreme weather conditions.