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Light House: The Art of Living Lightly

Date:

2015

Artist:

all(zone) (Thai, founded 2009)
Rachaporn Choochuey (Thai, born 1970)
Sorawit Klaimark (Thai, born 1981)
Offscene Films

About this artwork

Light House is a small temporary home that can be placed within an unfinished high-rise building in tropical cities. The unit was conceived as a solution to today’s global housing crisis, which finds many workers unable to afford adequate accommodations in cities. The unit scheme can be installed quickly on a platform and covered with a roof, forming an urban living unit for the short to medium term. At nearly 14 square feet, the boxy microdwelling sits on a floor made of plastic-laminated plywood. Its frame consists of a polyethylene-coated metal grid, which also serves as interior shelving.

Status

Currently Off View

Department

Architecture and Design

Artist

all(zone) Co., Itd. (Architect)

Title

Light House: The Art of Living Lightly

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2015

Medium

Digital video

Dimensions

N/A

Credit Line

Gift of all(zone) in collaboration with Offscene Films

Reference Number

2016.202

Copyright

© 2015 all(zone).

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