A Heterogeneous Mixture
In chemistry, a mixture is the combination of two or more substances with the absence of any chemical reaction. Each substance retains its original chemical equivalence in the mixture. The mixture can result in one of two ways: a uniform, homogeneous product, or a multiple, heterogeneous product. A common example of a homogeneous mixture is vinegar and water. A common example of a heterogeneous mixture is oil and water.
The Problem
Living in a single small space, the components of one's life are forced to mix as there is not enough space or building elements to segregate activities.
The Approach
In this mixture of life, the design approach is to produce a heterogeneous product where components of life would separate like oil and water.
The Solution
In the separations, we look to create multifunctional components that maximize space through defined active and sleeping zones.
