From tri-hubs housing three generations to homes that generate more energy than they consume, there’s a whole lot of innovation taking place in the world of architecture. We explore the ideas that seem to be catching on.
Ever wondered what the average home might look like in 2025? According to our Home of the Future research it won’t be too dissimilar to this…
With product innovation going as far as beeswax-laminated aspen wood flooring that absorbs air moisture and helps to stabilise temperature in your home, we ask the question: can your home physically do you good?
Modular and ‘prefab’ homes will become increasingly common in the next 10 years according to research from Hiscox on the home of the future. Great for those who can’t afford traditional bricks and mortar, but will they really catch on as they say they will? We ask Archiblox.
Fancy housing three generations under one roof? It won’t be so bad if you live in a dual or tri-hub, a home style that’s likely to become increasingly common, according to our Home of the Future research.
Our Home of the Future research shows how ambitious architects and product designers are aiming to create homes that generate more energy than they consume, including kettles that will power your phone.
