The Random Lift Button Project
The Random Lift – currently installed in two lifts in Portland Square at the University of Plymouth, United Kingdom. By pressing the ‘R’ button, people are taken to a random floor. The idea is to investigates the relation between space, time and architecture through conceptual approaches.
“Sorry I’m late, the lift kept choosing a different floor”
The Random Lift Button project was conceived as an opportunity to exemplify further the role of space at the mercy of time. Certainly in large commercial buildings lifts are implemented to squash space and enable people to move more quickly from one work activity to the next. Lifts become a temporal slippage in the experience of a building as a whole, we skip space and avoid people, places and the opportunity to see the ‘whole’.
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Car Loft Car Elevator
What if you could park your car in your apartment porch. Yes, your very own car porch in your apartment. CarLoft in Berlin came up with this new design that enable the resident of the apartment to park their car right at their balcony that comes with a mini garden.
CarLoft will provide its residents their own garden and car-parking space “Car Loggia”. The floor space including the aerial gardens and CarLoggias will range in size from 2,411 sq.ft. to 5,802 sq.ft. in penthouse. The prices of the luxury flats start at 450,600 euros. The penthouse, fifth floor and ground-floor are already sold.
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