Hoover: More space-saving,
eco-friendly furnitures!
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Conserving
energy, reusing and recycling are all well and good sustainable living
strategies, but reducing waste in the first place – particularly when it comes
to home construction – is perhaps the most important step in saving on power
and materials costs. Powered by rooftop solar energy, this transforming kitchen
emerges for meals and then disappears at the push of a button to make way for
movement and gathering space.
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More than
most parts of a home, kitchens are places used only during select times of the
day – the rest of the time they simply sit idle and empty awaiting preparation
and consumption of breakfast, lunch or dinner. So why not clean the slate and
hide the cookware and kitchen furniture when they are not in use?
Designers Magda Masalska & Marta Pala imagine doing just that in
the not-so-distant future.
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Designed to rise up from the ground and then disappear below translucent lit-glass panels, the core cooking and dining elements of this kitchen are tucked neatly away under the floor when they are not needed. And as a final futuristic design gesture: a set of miniature garden plots (presumably perfect for growing vegetables, fruits and herbs for cooking) drop down from the green roof area on top of the house on call to provide food for the table.
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