WikiHouse is a digitally-manufactured building system that makes it simple for anyone to build beautiful, zero-carbon homes.
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For many people WikiHouse is a digitally fabricated plywood chassis, it’s a big IKEA kit for your home that is easy to assemble and affordable. While this is true, one thing is often overlooked and…
WikiHouse New Haven
A look at some other Wikihouse models from the Wikihouse library, and how they can be manipulated using Sketchup.
With the help of friends and family we are about to build the first 2-storey Wikihouse as an agricultural worker's dwelling. Local contractors have put down the concrete foundations, Architecture 00 have completed the design and ChopShop are cutting the house out of plywood using a CNC machine. The rest is down to us!
Английские архитекторы Аластэр Парвин (Alastair Parvin) и Ник Эродиаконоу (Nick Ierodiaconou) из компании «00:/» (zero zero) выдвинули идею проекта дома, который можно было бы построить без специальных знаний и навыков, просто скачав из интернета необходимую документацию бесплатно. ...
Downloadable from an online platform, the WikiHouse is a building arsenal that challenges architecture's industrial and intellectual dogmas, as demonstrated with a live assembly of the experimental mini-module during the Hacked event at Milan's La Rinascente.
A look inside Wikihouse
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Working with Alastair Parvin and Nick Ierodiaconou of WikiHouse, they forked one of the latest WikiHouse design standards...
WIKIHOUSES are here, and Nambucca Heads has the first. Australia’s first ever Wikihouse is almost ready for occupation, being erected on King Parrot Parade, Nambucca Heads by owner Peter Holden. Graham Osborne, architect and founder of WikihouseAU, told News Of The Area, “Peter’s Wikihouse structure arrived flat-packed in a six-meter-long container.” Like a kid...
New Zealand (Christchurch) WikiHouse project | by spacecraft and thinkradical - an open source construction set which provides a much better way to build small to medium-sized homes, community spaces and business premises. Strong, safe, healthy; versatile, affordable and sustainable.
Contrary to sometimes-mistaken popular opinion, architects are not artists who create a new each time from scratch - they work with a palette of materials, techniques and tricks of the trade that build upon one another and evolve over time. Hence WikiHouse, an open-source approach to sharing designs that are envisioned in Google SketchUp and can
Design, 'print' and assemble your own WikiHouse using free open-source software and a local CNC mill to cut the parts, even iwith no prior building experience.
Working with Alastair Parvin and Nick Ierodiaconou of WikiHouse, they forked one of the latest WikiHouse design standards...
WikiHouse is an open source construction solution that aims to make it possible for almost anyone to freely download and build housing and components.
〈WikiHouse〉は、建築技術を持たない人でも簡単に高性能な建物を建てられるよう開発された、モジュール式のゼロカーボン建築システム。 CNCマシンによる「デジタルマニュファクチャリング」と、木材という「バイオベースな材料」を使用したサステナブルな建築手法となっていて、システムをオープンソース化したことにより、誰もが自由にファイルを入手・使用・改良することができるというのも特徴のひとつとなっている。WikiHouse is a modular, zero-carbon building system developed to make it easy for people with no building skills to construct high-performance buildings. It is a sustainable building method that uses 'digital manufacturing' with CNC machines and 'bio-based materials' such as wood. The system is open-sourced, which means that anyone can freely obtain, use and improve the files.
Image 1 of 16 from gallery of WikiHouse Unveils World's First Two-Storey Open-Source House at London Design Festival. Photograph by Margaux Carron www.margauxcarron.com
Image 11 of 16 from gallery of WikiHouse Unveils World's First Two-Storey Open-Source House at London Design Festival. WikiHouse 4.0 during construction. Image Courtesy of The Building Centre
