Buckminster Fuller's 4D House as a paper model.

Buckminster Fuller was a creationist. Is that a mark for or against his work? Read his words on the subject at synchronofile.com.

HABITAT- Workshop DOME-GARDEN. THE STEP for sustainabiliti. We have found one of the branch of the Milky Way spiral galaxy.The Material and energy in journey in spirals. It Is Encoded in our nature DNA.
Using spiral principle DNA for design of the houses. Patent 8380- production shell netted rotation (principle DNA).
Workshop DOME-GARDEN is an unique educational ambience for student. The Design of the workshop for production, packing netted (mesh) frames, can minimize the energy costs and material.
The Diameter of the Project Workshop DOME-GARDEN- 5 metres. With mounted stove in the centre to be warmed and processing the metal. Membrane Workshop DOME-GARDEN- consists of steel
folding mesh frames, three layers to insulation (polyethylene, carbon, glass filament), cement, sheet metal, veneer, fabrics.
Target group, children with genetic alteration, schoolchildren, volunteer.
The Project provides the detailed instruction for all, who will be capable to build the house in the field of low prices with maximum conservation of the ambience and
energy everywhere. Novelty project- use local material available; the moss, fabrics insulator heats 3D polyethylene, sheets of the veneer,
and packing frame of the metal of the steel wire springs was formed on base of the structure gene and DNA.
The Surface of the building was going to minus welding and minus drill. Portable frame-based like gene, 3-5 metres on length (the chromosomes X Y), bolt (Nucleotide).

Miquel Calvo, from www.mobile-living.com has put together a short video about the Mobile Living exhibition that took place during 2006.

Organized and presented by Exhibitions International and International Design Network Foundation and curated by David Shearer and Miguel Calvo, this event took place in the spectacular 18,000-square-foot Skylight Studios Gallery, Soho, NYC. Mobile Living exhibited the unparalleled advancements in our society that have enabled our modern nomadic lifestyle. Mixing art, design and technology, this will be a groundbreaking presentation, running concurrently with the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), May 21-23, 2006. Mobile homes, mobile phones, mobile computing, travel, and transportation were all topics addressed in the show. Special educational components including a film series and special exhibition components were presented. A conference featured speakers who addressed both the current and future aspects of nomadic living.

View images of the show

Find out more about the Mobile Living event that took place in 2006