One Room Configured 24 Ways

Did anyone else look at that collection of CDs and think, "I could fit those in a couple inches on a hard drive?"

Reminds me of the fold-away apartment Bruce Willis occupies in "The Fifth Element".

The architect in the article Gary Chang has also written a book on his reconfigurable apartment:<p><a href="http://www.mccmcreations.com/books/architecture/my%2032m%20apartment/main.htm" rel="nofollow">http://www.mccmcreations.com/books/architecture/my%2032m%20a...</a>

It is a great concept, but the negative is that it is fantastically expensive, probably at the top end of per s.f. costs anywhere.

This is important. If this were motorized, it might enable software-controllable living- and working- spaces with random, dynamic reconfigurability.

Brilliant. Borrowing storage idea from book/CD inventories I have have seen.

377 square feet. I still cannot understand why some people get 5k square feet for a family of 4.