Personal Space

No matter where you are or what you do, the need for personal quiet time and space is important. To get away and be alone in silence is therapeutic for the mind and the soul. Unfortunately, it is hard to find that space in a world that is so busy and loud. However, designer Michael Jantzen has created a place for us to go and be fully enveloped in quietness and stillness. The M-velope was designed as a place to go for personal meditation. The structure is made to create the perfect space for the individual’s desire. It can be moved and transformed into many different shapes by moving the hinged panels to an opened or closed position. The flooring of the M-velope is 8 ft.sq. and the height can be as much as 12 ft. high, depending on how the panels are folded. Inside of the M-velope there are benches with backrests that can comfortably seat at least 8 people. The M-velope can be easily transported and does not require a foundation for it to be set up. If more space is desired, more than on M-velope can be connected together.

Architect: Michael Jantzen

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8 Comments »

Comment by Ch@Rlotte
2007-12-27 21:36:27

 

厲害厲害!!

 
Comment by 影子绝对零度
2007-12-28 00:55:16

 




繁复的,不近人情的设计,无论是材质,形式,以及颜色,令人不安。


 
Comment by cha0tic
2007-12-29 21:04:26

 

How much?
Oh.
I could just get a garden shed. Infact it’s an over engineered garden shed isn’t it?

 
Comment by ||Diablo|
2008-01-04 23:48:47

 

Hmm yes I like the idea of a pagoda much better, It certainly is a avante garde design, but it lacks functionality! What happens if it rains??? The spaces between the boards would most definitely leak.

 
Comment by yu yun
2008-01-30 23:49:35

 

nice sculpture category!

 
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