When Space Is At A Premium People Find Ways To Improvise
Trendopoly — March 20, 2007 — Lifestyle
References: wordpress.tokyotimes.org & neatorama
In Tokyo, where space is at a premium, people have become very creative in their use of space. Case in point? This sliver-style home which remains frugal in the front and spreads out a bit in the back.
It makes those of us with room to grow, very thankful for the extra breathing room.
Implications - You might not want to be raising a big family in this house as you will discover everyone and everything will be in the way. Although it looks like it could potentially be a "fun house" in a carnival, there would probably be nothing fun about being crammed in here with four or five other people all the time.
It makes those of us with room to grow, very thankful for the extra breathing room.
Implications - You might not want to be raising a big family in this house as you will discover everyone and everything will be in the way. Although it looks like it could potentially be a "fun house" in a carnival, there would probably be nothing fun about being crammed in here with four or five other people all the time.
Trend Themes
1. Creative Space Utilization - Opportunity to develop innovative solutions for utilizing small spaces efficiently.
2. Frugal Design - Opportunity to create cost-effective housing solutions without compromising on functionality.
3. Compact Living - Opportunity to design compact and versatile living spaces for urban environments.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Disruptive innovation possibilities in designing innovative and space-efficient structures.
2. Real Estate - Opportunity to cater to the demand for affordable and compact housing in densely populated areas.
3. Interior Design - Opportunity to develop smart and modular furniture solutions for small living spaces.
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