Homes Of The Future: Difference between revisions

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Normally the province of the 'inventor' the concept home idea has attracted a wide and varied group of players.

The ‘House of The Future’ 1929 by Danish architects Arne Jacobsen and Flemming Lassen.
Alison and Peter Smithson, 'House of Tomorrow' Daily Mail Ideal Home Exhibition (1956)
The Japan Dome House - a prefabricated concept home by i-Home.
'The House You'll Live In In 1989' Illustrated by Gurney Miller in Mechanix Illustrated 1957
Kugelhaus, A concept house by inventor Johan Lodowici from 1960.
The Futuro House designed in 1968 by Finnish architect Matti Suuronen
The science fiction writer Robert Heinlein's' House of the Future'
the 'Xanadu' Concept Houses made of polyurethane foam at Kissimmee, Kentucky
The aluminium 'Dymaxion House' designed in the 1920s by Buckminster Fuller. It was intended as a sustainable, affordable mass production home.
Jan Kaplicky’s Future Home
‘Maison Bulle’ (Bubble House) designed by French architect Jean-Benjamin Maneval, 1968. One of 300 produced in an early attempt at mass production.
Hexacube foldable house leisure unit by Georges Candilis & Anja Blomsted. 1972
A 'Future Home' illustrated by the Belgian chocolate company Albion in the 1950 for collectors cards given away in chocolate boxes

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Prefab Housing Concept for Alcoa by CW Moore
Monsanto's Plastic House of the Future
The 3D printed houses of Project Milestone, Eindhoven, the Netherlands. Being developed by Eindhoven University of Technology and designed by local architects Houben & Van Mierlo Architecten.
3D Printed House by Russian construction company APIs Cor on Stufino, near Moscow, Russia.

Motorola "House of the Future" ads from the 1960s, painted by Charles Schridde - Boing Boing http://boingboing.net/2011/12/07/motorola-house-of-the-future.html

YouTube: Disney's 'House of the Future-1957' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VowfYuhx1-o

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 File:AlgionFutureHouse.JPG|A 'Future Home' illustrated by the Belgian chocolate company Albion in the 1950 for collectors cards given away in chocolate boxes