The absence of materiality is one of the key challenges in architecture. Minimal structures are more flexible and mobile to suit modern urban needs.
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As the mobility habits of the young generation are changing, the need for more flexible living solutions is emerging. Urban nomads can work everywhere. And with Pop-up Architecture they can also live everywhere they want.
The Pop-up Architecture proposes an individual space wherever it is needed. The structures are delivered plain in 2D and then folded into 3D. The space between the boards emerges; the minimal furniture unfolds from the surfaces and builds an inhabitable volume.
The project aims to test the limits of materiality in architecture and to approach a spatial flexibility and facilitate urban transition.
