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GUILHERME MURTA
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BOX Adaptation



Client: Cool Haven, SA

Site: Coimbra Iparque, Portugal 

Adaptation of the Box housing model

Original Architecture: Cool Haven, SA

Design Adaptation: Guilherme Murta

Destination: Global market

Year: 2013-2015

The Box Haven represents a soft twist on the Modular Home Industry Best seller, the typical 120sqm, 3 room house with an open social space and a garage.

It was the most required model in different markets, such as the portuguese or french. Because of the demand, this was the first model to suffer a deep study of adaptation and standardization, in order to optimize its structure and finishments, adapt its spatial organization to abide the laws and abits of different countries and also design a strategy for the technical facilities, in order to concentrate them in the plan and facilitate the assembly process, decreasing the time of construction.

This first approach still stands as a case-study in the company, and led to several principles that are now followed in the design process of the Architecture phase.
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