M-vironments House Concept by Michael Jantzen

M-vironments House Concept by Michael Jantzen is a relocateable and manipulatable house, so can add or connect with many variety of modular support frames. M-vironment system is consists of a series of rectangular panels that are attached with hinges to an open space frame grid of seven interlocking cubes. The frames can be assembled and disassembled in different ways to accommodate a wide range of changing needs.

The platforms and the cube frames are supported by adjustable legs, which are attached to load bearing footpads. In many cases the support frames do not require a foundation, and they can be adjusted to accommodate terrain variations. All of the M-house components are interchangeable, and can be increased or decreased in numbers and size.

The existing M-house panels are assembled with a steel structural frame that supports thin sheets of a concrete composite. The house can be designed to be self sufficient, powered by alternative energy sources such as the sun and the wind. The M-vironments were developed to accommodate a wide range of markets. With different sizes, shapes, materials, and panel types, the system can be used for exhibit structures, pavilions, play environments for kids, retail spaces, office modules, and many other commercial applications.

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