我们的移动小屋

世界上的家有各种不同的尺度，有些家庭生活在一个小房间里，而另外一些则拥有大得看不见边的房子。不过不管怎样的情形家总是随着主人的财富增加而不断增长的。自1970年代以来，大多数西方国家的人家增长了50%.但是非常引人注目的是, 在家的尺度方面,越来越多的人选择居住在小房子里,有些人甚至将此发展到极致,选择住在可以移动的房子里或者象鸟一样栖居在树上或者海边,这些房子具有卧室,厨房,卫生间以及起居空间,以下几个案例可以让我们对此有一些初步的概念.

The size of a home varies around the world; while some families live in one room huts, others have gigantic homes which seem to never end. whatever the case, homes tend to grow with their owner’s prosperity. since 1970, the size of the average new american home has grown by 50 percent. this growth trend is similar in most western countries. however, for every trend there is an counter-trend. in the case of home size, more and more people are
choosing to live in small homes. most downsizes opt for more modest quarters, while some homeowners take this trend to a new level, choosing to live in tiny homes (and we mean tiny!). these tiny homes can be as small as 90 sq. ft. complete with bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms and living quarters. the following homes provide a glimpse into these small shelters, from fixed homes to those and wheels and everything in between.

这间由集装箱货柜改装的移动小屋拥有可自动伸缩的空间，作为餐厅、厨房和卫生间，当需要移动时，这部分空间就被收入集装箱体内。

Using a shipping container as its starting point the mobile dwelling unit by lot-ek, uses a series of protrusions to add space to the unit. the new york based studio of ada tolla and giuseppe lignano has designed the space so that the container itself remains open and the modules serve as the functions. one acts as an eating nook while the kitchen and bathroom are recessed into others. when the home needs to be moved, the modules slide back into the
container, ready for shipping.