London's 3 Meter Micro Cube House Produces More Energy than it Consumes. The design is very simple on the outside, but the interior is another story.
The ingenious layout manages to fit a full range of amenities within a shrunken floor plan. Three levels stack the living spaces upwards and provide storage for personal items and equipment. The heart of the floor plan is a very interesting alternating tread system, which saves space and allows access to the floors above with a minimalist design flair. The lower portion contains a seating arrangement and table that can slide back and forth for lounging or dining. The Eco-Cube: The World's Smallest Home? By Stephen Lacey on July 6, 2011 at 8:38 am "The Eco-Cube: The World’s Smallest Home?
" My city apartment is pretty small, but not quite this small. The cube projectThe Cube Project – University of Hertfordshire.