Sharing an already tight apartment with a roommate is a common reality for many urban dwellers. But what if your roommate was a car, and when it was home you couldn’t be? Parking + Housing is San Francisco-based designer Aaron Cheng’s submission to this year’s James Dyson Awards. The brief was to create something that solves a problem--Cheng envisioned a building that doubles as both residence and garage at alternating times, making use of space that’s often left empty for half of the day.
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