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Ruetemple's Awesome, Rollable, Modular Sofa-Room Thingy

By Rain Noe - June 18, 2014

in Furniture Design

Sorry for the title, but I just don't know what else to call this assemblage of objects. Tasked with designing the interior of a small apartment, Russian architecture firm Ruetemple came up with this "mobile solution for recreational areas." Ruetemple's website is so sparse that the principals' last names are not even give—all we know is the firm consists of "Alexander" and "Daria"—and the project pages offer little in the way of description, so we'll have to let the photos do the talking here.

What they came up with is three separate, wheeled components that can be assembled in a seemingly infinite variety of ways:

Interestingly enough, from what I've been able to puzzle together from a Google translation of this Russian-language blog, it appears that the space is not a proper apartment (it apparently lacks a kitchen, for instance), but was designed as a sort of standalone duplex romper room for two children.

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Maria

10 years ago

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Hi! On the blog its said that this apartment was designed for two students (undergraduates) not kids. There is nothing said about the kitchen not because there is none but rather because it's not important. The central focus is this modular thingy :) The goal of the architects was to provide a space for these two undergraduates to learn and chill in the small 33 qm apartment.
And names of the architects in case you are interested: Alekxander Kudimov and Daria Butakhina
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kostas

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how to ruin your floor in one month...
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