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áph80: a tiny transportable minimalist prefab "made in spain"
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kitchen
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inside áph80
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áph80
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carlos alonso from ábaton
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áph80 as the day falls
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kirsten, talking to ábaton arquitectos
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in madrid, local codes allow small sheds close to pools
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the structure can be installed as a garden shed or similar (depending on local codes)
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3 spaces: bedroom, living-kitchen, restroom
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the restroom is located on 1 of the extremes, while the other includes a bedroom
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rainwater could be collected from its drains (between each panel)
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inside
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this is the 1st áph80 created
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electricity, water & sewer can be tailored per project
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the house would need services hookup and would be ready for living
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camino alonso (left), carlos alonso and kirsten dirksen
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the steel hinches allow delivery ad add a smart touch
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áph80 + sky
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first áph80 as installed in pozuelo (madrid)
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big house (left), small house
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camino alonso, creator of áph80
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the structure of the house adapts to a 1-day delivery + installation process
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no foundations were required-prepared beforehand
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concrete pilars
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almost in place
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moving the pilars
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áph80 lifted
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the concrete panels make it look ancient-futuristic at once
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áph80 flying to its new location
