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Architecture - Construction - Design - Housing

Feb. 26 Houses for holidays being made of plastic Dodekaeder Do it yourself the designers Jean Claude Ventalon and Anna Sklenar from Stuttgart (Germany) call their room-cell made of plastic which can be divided in six equal parts. These room cells can be join together in an angle of 60 or 90 degrees and can be used as dwelling arrangements or holiday colony. The customer can put together the room-cell by himself. If he wants to enlarge the room-cell on the ground he can do it by himself by adding other parts, however a piling up possibility is limited. After having built their prototype the designers now wait for offers from the industry. Keystone Photo, June 8th, 1971

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