Auto House | V2 (2004)

: At roughly 1,200 square feet, the interior used a flexible open-plan layout to make the small footprint feel expansive. Key Features

: The house featured an early version of a "breathing" facade, where automated louvers and vents would adjust based on the sun's position and temperature. Auto House v2 (2004)

The "Auto" in the name refers to and the automotive industry . The architects aimed to apply car-manufacturing logic to home building: : At roughly 1,200 square feet, the interior

Located in , the v2 model improved upon the original 2002 prototype by focusing on "smart" environmental controls. The architects aimed to apply car-manufacturing logic to

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The Auto House v2, designed in 2004, represents a fascinating milestone in the evolution of sustainable, prefabricated architecture. Created by the architecture firm , this experimental dwelling was built as a response to the need for efficient, high-performance housing that could be assembled quickly without sacrificing aesthetic beauty. The Vision