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# 2016 Koto Small House |
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Koto is a highly space efficient detached house designed for easy transport and construction. The house can be assembled at the factory then shipped to the site. All its features maximise the use of space: its unique sandwich wall is self-supporting and insulating, large windows allow natural light, a removable panel system makes the inner walls fully customizable and the engineering is hidden under the floor. A loft bed frees up space and room inside furniture is utilised for storage.
Saga Santala graduated with a Bachelors of Arts from the study programme of Industrial Design in Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture. Having started their Bachelors in 2012, she is now continuing her studies in the Master programme of Collaborative and Industrial Design. She is a down-to-earth person who is interested in designing solutions that present sustainability, ease-of-use and have real-world applications.more
Miro Virta graduated with a Bachelors of Arts from the study programme of Industrial Design in Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture. Having started their Bachelors in 2012, she is now continuing her studies in the Master programme of Collaborative and Industrial Design. She is a down-to-earth person who is interested in designing solutions that present sustainability, ease-of-use and have real-world applications.more
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Tuomas graduated as Bachelor of Arts from Industrial Design in 2015 at Aalto University, and is now continuing his studies for Master of Arts in Collaborative and Industrial Design study programme. He's a product guy at his heart and has a soft spot for music and speakers. Tuomas loves technology, but thinks it should not override clarity and simplicity of a product.more
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