The 'Ecocubo' Nature Cabin is Crafted Using Eco-Friendly Materials
Michael Hemsworth — March 7, 2017 — Art & Design
References: ecocubo.pt & homecrux
With tiny homes and eco tourism being quite popular these days, the 'Ecocubo' nature cabin comes as a logical solution to offer a great solution to keeping things minimal when heading outdoors.
The 'Ecocubo' cabin features an eco-friendly cork design that features seven-square-meters of living space inside that is purported to be enough for two people comfortably. The cabin incorporates a kitchen, a bathroom area and a sitting area that becomes the sleeping quarters when it's time for bed.
The 'Ecocubo' nature cabin features a glass door and small window accents in order to put the focus on the exterior space rather than the limited interior space. The cabin is prefabricated to make it an easy dwelling to deliver to rural locations for living or tourism purposes.
The 'Ecocubo' cabin features an eco-friendly cork design that features seven-square-meters of living space inside that is purported to be enough for two people comfortably. The cabin incorporates a kitchen, a bathroom area and a sitting area that becomes the sleeping quarters when it's time for bed.
The 'Ecocubo' nature cabin features a glass door and small window accents in order to put the focus on the exterior space rather than the limited interior space. The cabin is prefabricated to make it an easy dwelling to deliver to rural locations for living or tourism purposes.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Prefabrication - Opportunity for construction companies to create eco-friendly prefabricated structures for a growing demand in sustainable living.
2. Minimalist Eco-tourism - Innovative tourism companies can create more affordable minimalist eco-tourism options to cater to a rapidly expanding market.
3. Cork-based Design - Opportunity to incorporate cork or other eco-friendly materials into product designs as a more sustainable alternative to traditional building materials.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - Construction companies can leverage new, sustainable materials and techniques to create eco-friendly structures currently in high demand.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry can offer more sustainable, reduced footprint micro-accommodations to attract environmentally conscious travelers.
3. Design - Designers can explore eco-friendly material alternatives to traditional building materials for added sustainability in designs.
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