The DROP XL modules by Barcelona-based design studio In-tenta
are part of the large emerging trend in the field of modular
micro-architecture, suitable for being placed wherever the heart desires
and the land permits. The aim of DROP modules is to meet the growing
demand for Eco-tourism with customers that like traveling but don’t want
to stay in common hotels and demand sustainable architecture mixed with
quality design.
The
new DROP XL models can be used as removable hotel rooms, cabins, pop-up
pods for events, singular architectural elements and so on. The 30 sqm
projects are off-site manufactured, and then road-transported to their
final location by truck. Made from wood, steel and glass, each unit is
aimed to have a minimum impact on the environment. As you can observe in
the video below, the structure’s base is elevated from the ground, on
adjustable steel legs, to minimize the contact with the soil and adapt
to the irregular terrains. A notable feature of the design is the large
bubble windows at the ends of the cylindrical tube. the modular units
offer a solution for both environmentally conscious use and smart
interior design. [Photos and information provided via e-mail by Marta
Gordillo and Manel Dur on behalf ofIn-tenta]