3DReid and Blue Forest Create School House That Can Rotate
Brian G Randles — March 3, 2010 — Art & Design
References: building
Architecture firm 3DReid and luxury treehouse makers Blue Forest have come together to teach the ordinary school house a new trick. Their new plan for the schoolhouse is called rotatED and the idea is to make a house which is capable of rotating onto any of its seven sides. This will make it a space that is totally adaptable to many different activities.
Another cool feature included by 3DReid and Blue Forest is that the people who use the space will be able to use add-ons like solar panels to create customized designs.
Another cool feature included by 3DReid and Blue Forest is that the people who use the space will be able to use add-ons like solar panels to create customized designs.
Trend Themes
1. Flexible Architecture - The trend of creating adaptable and flexible building structures that can easily change form, location or function.
2. Modular Design - The trend of creating building structures that can be easily assembled or disassembled on site and transported to different locations.
3. Sustainable Add-ons - The trend of adding sustainable and eco-friendly features like solar panels, green roofs and natural lighting to building structures.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry can innovate with new building techniques that allow for adaptable structures, modular designs and sustainable add-ons.
2. Education - The education industry can benefit from these innovations by creating flexible and adaptable school structures that can optimize the learning experience and accommodate different activities.
3. Real Estate - The real estate industry can benefit from these trends by offering homes and offices that are easily customizable and adaptable to different user needs and preferences.
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