NomAdapt

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Kingspan Microhome
Orion Allison & Myles Watson NOMADAPT

INTRODUCTION

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, WFH has become a real opportunity for more employees worldwide.

According to WFH Research, 8% of employees work entirely from home while 25.6% are a hybrid of working from home and commuting to the office. With these numbers expected to rise, housing needs to adapt to a workforce spending more time at home.

INTRODUCTION

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, WFH has become a real opportunity for more employees worldwide. According to WFH Research, 8% of employees work entirely from home while 25.6% are a hybrid of working from home and commuting to the office. With these numbers expected to rise, housing needs to adapt to a workforce spending more time at home.

NOMADAPT accommodates young professional couples who work from home and are priced out of the housing market. The 270-square-foot microhome gives the couple a comfortable space to work while separating work from living via active furniture. The kitchen space gains functionality by employing a swingout table for prepping food that doubles as a dining table. The workspace becomes a social hub by opening the window to the patio for indoor-outdoor dining. When the murphy bed isn’t in use, the bedroom becomes a comfortable relaxation space. By allowing occupants to change the environment they’re living in, NOMADAPT gives them the agency to control their lifestyle.

INTRODUCTION

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, WFH has become a real opportunity for more employees worldwide. According to WFH Research, 8% of employees work entirely from home while 25.6% are a hybrid of working from home and commuting to the office. With these numbers expected to rise, housing needs to adapt to a workforce spending more time at home.

NOMADAPT accommodates young professional couples who work from home and are priced out of the housing market. The 270-square-foot microhome gives the couple a comfortable space to work while separating work from living via active furniture. The kitchen space gains functionality by employing a swingout table for prepping food that doubles as a dining table. The workspace becomes a social hub by opening the window to the patio for indoor-outdoor dining. When the murphy bed isn’t in use, the bedroom becomes a comfortable relaxation space. By allowing occupants to change the environment they’re living in, NOMADAPT gives them the agency to control their lifestyle.

The use of 3D-printed structural walls in combination with Kingspan LEC roof panels makes construction efficient and cost-effective. Rainwater collection and storage are made possible by a Kingspan Slimline water tank used for irrigating the project’s green wall, flushing toilets, and running sinks. Solar panels and a battery system operate the electrical components. These systems allow NOMADAPT to survive off-grid and enable its construction universally.

Roll-Out Closet
Hideaway Seating
Hideaway Seating
Workspace
Nook Seating
Shoe Storage Indoor - Outdoor Connection
Pullout Dining Table
Visual Connection to Nature Multi Use Surface
Hideaway Seating
Patio Fence
Living Wall
Indoor - Outdoor Surface
Murphy Bed
Seating
Wall Shelf
Clerestory
Roll-Out Closet
Hideaway Seating

Performance

- Kingspan QuadCore LEC Roof Panels - 6”: R-38
Total: R-38
Roof

Thermal Performance

1 Roof

- Kingspan QuadCore LEC Roof Panels - 6”: R-38

Total: R-38

2 Walls

- 3D Printed Wall - 2” Bead: R-1 - Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation - 10”: R-30

Total: R-31

Thermal Performance

1 Roof

- Kingspan QuadCore LEC Roof Panels - 6”: R-38

Total: R-38

- 3D Printed Wall - 2” Bead: R-1 - Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation - 10”: R-30

Total: R-31

3 Slab

2 Walls - Medium Density Concrete - 8”: R-2 - Rigid Insulation - 4”: R-20

Total: R-22

Active Systems

Total Square Feet: 315

Tilt Angle: 32⁰

Yearly Production: 5,265 kWh

Active

Systems

- Total Square Feet: 315

- Tilt Angle: 32⁰

- Yearly Production: 5,265 kWh

Rain Collection

- Roof Square Feet: 825

- Eugene Average Yearly Rainfall: 46.1”

- Design Rainfall: 30.5”

- Gallons per Year: 15,687

- 2000 Liter (530 Gallon) Tank fills in 1” Rainstorm

NOM ADAPT

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home has become a real opportunity for more employees worldwide. According to WFH Research, 8% of employees work entirely from home while 25.6% are a hybrid of working from home and commuting to the office. With these numbers expected to rise, housing needs to adapt to a workforce spending more time at home.

NOMADAPT accommodates young professional couples who work from home and are priced out of the housing market. The 270-squarefoot microhome gives the couple a comfortable space to work while separating work from living using active furniture. The kitchen space gains functionality by employing a swingout table for prepping food that doubles as a dining table. The workspace becomes a social hub by opening the window to the patio for indoor-outdoor dining. When the murphy bed isn’t in use, the bedroom becomes a comfortable relaxation space. By allowing occupants to change the environment they’re living in, NOMADAPT gives them the agency to control their lifestyle.

Covered Seating
Units from Main Path
Patio Fence
Living Wall
Indoor - Outdoor Surface Patio
Murphy Bed Seating
Roll-Out Closet
Hideaway Seating
Hideaway Seating
Workspace
Nook Seating
Shoe Storage
Shelf
Indoor - Outdoor Connection
Bedroom Bedroom
Workspace
Pullout Dining Table
Kitchen Workspace
Hideaway Seating

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