MO.CA Mobile House / IAAC

MO.CA Mobile House / IAAC - Exterior PhotographyMO.CA Mobile House / IAAC - Exterior Photography, TableMO.CA Mobile House / IAAC - Interior Photography, Chair, BeamMO.CA Mobile House / IAAC - Exterior PhotographyMO.CA Mobile House / IAAC - More Images+ 21

Cerdanyola del Vallès, Spain
  • Architects: IAAC
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2023
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Adrià Goula
  • Lead Architects: Vicente Guallart, Daniel Ibañez, Michael Salka
  • Academic Coordination: Esin Zeynep Aydemir
  • Lab Managers: Bruno Ganem Coutinho, Lorenzo Salinas
  • Staff: Laia Pifarré, Pilar Fontanals, Laura Sanchez
  • Design And Development: Estudiantes del programa del Master in Advanced Ecological Buildings & Biocities (MAEBB), del año académico 2022/23: Austin Brown, Basant Abdelrahman, Carla Alvear Arizaga, Jacek Antoni Kostrzewa, Jackie Williams, Julia Aurora Guzmán, Larsen Bidstrup, Raffaele Schiavello, Ruhani Adlakha, Sneham Pandey, Mariano Rodriguez Alonso, Sadegh Raoufi Fard, Charles Casbolt, Aishwarya Balsekar, Disha Arora, Indraneel Joshi, Laila Nabulsi, Nicolas Rotta, Nishanth Maheshwaran, Pradyumna Vikharankar, Prati Jain, Rujuta Chauhan, Shruti Sahasrabudhe, Santwana Malakar
  • Support: Parc de Collserola
  • Consulting: Jesus Bueno, Jochen Scheerer, Miquel Rodriguez, Thatcher Bean
  • Communication: Pati Nunez Agency
  • City: Cerdanyola del Vallès
  • Country: Spain
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MO.CA Mobile House / IAAC - Exterior Photography, Table
© Adrià Goula

Text description provided by the architects. MO.CA is a mobile home made of zero-kilometer cross-laminated timber (DLT), and designed within the Master in Advanced Ecological Buildings & Biocities (MAEBB) program developed at the Valldaura Labs campus of the Institute of Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC). Throughout history, people have exercised their fundamental human right to freedom by combining self-sufficiency with mobility, from migratory tribes to interstellar explorers. In recent decades, the quest for self-sufficiency has been driven by the recognition of global climate change and the associated need for innovative, fossil-fuel-independent housing. Even more recently, the rise of remote work opportunities, facilitated by communication technologies and accelerated following the COVID-19 era, has renewed general interest in freedom of movement.

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Cite: "MO.CA Mobile House / IAAC" [MO.CA casa móvil / IAAC] 25 Mar 2024. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1014885/ma-mobile-house-iaac> ISSN 0719-8884

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