Barcode Room: The Optimus Prime of apartments
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Barcode Room from Studio_01 offers a transformable apartment concept which adapts to the needs of its residents
One of the many different configurations offered by Barcode Room and its movable set of walls
One of the many different configurations offered by Barcode Room and its movable set of walls
One of the many different configurations offered by Barcode Room and its movable set of walls
One of the many different configurations offered by Barcode Room and its movable set of walls
One of the many different configurations offered by Barcode Room and its movable set of walls
What Barcode Room looks like from the inside, this time from the bedroom
Looking through the walls of Barcode Room, with the removal of certain components creating unusual spaces and viewing angles
The 12 different components that make up the walls of Barcode Room
A side-on concept drawing of Barcode Room in use
A top-down concept drawing of Barcode Room in use
Barcode Room continually adapts to the needs of its residents, whatever those needs may be
Article Summary
People living in cities are increasingly being squeezed into smaller and smaller apartments, a reality that is driving a search for new living space designs that can adapt, transform, and evolve as the needs of those residing in them dictate. Barcode Room from Japanese design company Studio_01 is an attempt at doing just that.
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