DIY Home – A home that can be home delivered

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Premise

The world is at a crossroads where we are constantly on the move. Be it anywhere within the world or any corner we belong in. it’s so universal that owning a home sometimes feels more limiting than liberating. At an equivalent time, Hell against the rising construction/labor costs is pushing land prices to an all-time high.

The split questions ownership and investment dilemma heavily.

It brings us a stimulating question – how can a replacement pattern of ownership be found especially within the context of today?

How can we explore the definition of range in sync with the paced trends of today? ————————————

What are often a replacement way of defining the longer term of home design allowing users to settle on and build their own homes?

Idea

A traditional RCC constructed and brickwork infilled buildings are popular across the planet . they’re during a way the go-to approach while building for the end of the day . But due to this un-challenged approach, we’ve stopped considering the other method to create buildings.

What if there was a kit of parts which will cause great architectural designs whenever there was a house desired? What if this kit of parts might be made without heavy construction machinery and may be made with help of smaller simple machines? What if architects globally could design plugins for this house that change the usages whenever an individual wishes to upgrade?

What if this kit of parts is out there globally as a system to create houses quickly in places where access to construction materials isn’t available?

Brief

The design challenge looks at this small DIY house model system that’s made entirely of modular components which will be manufactured.

This design exercise is multi-stage and is hospitable all in the least three stages. the primary stage of the challenge will check out the building systems of wall, structure, and services. This exercise will involve selecting materials, assembly techniques, choosing a mixture of systems, and finalizing the outside shell of the building.

The subsequent phases will involve conceiving internal finishes, wall systems, plugins, and residential development modular components supported the winning proposal of this challenge.

Hence the planning shall be hospitable growth and modularity right from its smallest to largest steps. While modularity are often seen as restraining, participants are advised to usher in customization the maximum amount as possible within the limited scope.

Objectives

Modularity: How can we induce a top quality of modularity in every element of a building that has the power to be manufactured sustainably?

Ease: Systems that are logical and straightforward to know and supervise. This thought also can reach creating complex processes in factories and straightforward processes onsite. Materials: Identifying and selecting materials – which will be manufactured, transferred, and have the power to endure sort of a normal home? Future growth: How can parts or the whole design be replicated across similar situations at other places

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