Transhumanist Space

Reversible Destiny Office (1994) by Arakawa & Gins
Architect and artist duo Arakawa+Gins believe architecture and design can offer us longer and healthier lives. In Mitaka, Japan their Reversible Destiny Lofts are designed on the premise that comfort speeds up the aging process. The concept is simple - people are essentially better off living in spaces that continually challenge them physically and mentally. The built result are quirky homes with bright walls, unconventionally shaped rooms, curved and uneven floors, doorways you have to crawl through, light switches in unexpected locations and the absence of the usual mod cons.