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'Billboard house' is a residential prototype that combines the concept of outdoor media with housing. Noting the rising cost of outdoor media rent, the aim of the project is to share the benefit among three users: 'the client' who would like to use the advertising functions of a billboard; 'the owner dweller' who gains an extra income from the advertising rent; and 'the billboard agency' who coordinates between 'the client' and 'the owner dweller', earning a commission from advertisement. The system allows for the lease of outdoor media to be paid in installments while providing a housing setup that can respond and change with the owner's life style.
Taking up a slim rectangular volume, the multi-storey design sits on a trailer base which serves as a transportable foundation. One side of its facade holds a trivision billboard while the other is composed of a thai-style iron panels which can be moved to create different patterns. Given the limited space, the aim of the interior is to utilize all surfaces efficiently: functional units (pantry, kitchen unit, home theater, bathroom) are arranged linearly along one wall to maximize on living space while storage is accommodated under furniture, such as the bed platform. To expand the sense of space, a large void connects the levels together to open up vertically. solar cells are installed on the roof as the main source of energy while hydroponic plants on the handrails provide a source of food.
Taking up a slim rectangular volume, the multi-storey design sits on a trailer base which serves as a transportable foundation. One side of its facade holds a trivision billboard while the other is composed of a thai-style iron panels which can be moved to create different patterns. Given the limited space, the aim of the interior is to utilize all surfaces efficiently: functional units (pantry, kitchen unit, home theater, bathroom) are arranged linearly along one wall to maximize on living space while storage is accommodated under furniture, such as the bed platform. To expand the sense of space, a large void connects the levels together to open up vertically. solar cells are installed on the roof as the main source of energy while hydroponic plants on the handrails provide a source of food.
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