Dive summary:
- A Brazilian company plans to offer 84 apartments in an 18-story building in Sao Paulo, thinking customers will want to trade space for not having to deal with the area's notorious commuter traffic.
- VITACON and its architects are being advised on design by the U.S.-based LifeEdited, Inc. on how to optimize 247 square feet.
- LifeEdited said it expects the apartments to be cheaper to purchase than conventional housing in the area, which would open the live-near-work option to more people.
From the article:
The size of the micro-apartments is reported to be 23 square meters (247 square feet) and will incorporate transforming furniture and design principles first incorporated in LifeEdited’s first project, Graham Hill’s apartment. ...