tags: Hong Kong Architect Transforms Shoebox Apartment into 24 Rooms, efficient living, home life, architecture, technology, Gary Chang, streaming video
Life is cramped in Manhattan, but if you have enough money and imagination, you can convert your shoebox into a livable space, as this Hong Kong architect did. Find out how award-winning Hong Kong architect, Gary Chang, managed to squeeze 24 rooms -- including a home cinema and ''spa'' -- into 32 square meters (344 square feet) of apartment space.
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My son's condo is 800 square feet...just think what Chang could do with that!
The apartment I have is 950 square feet. It's a palace compared to Chang's place.
And think of the workout you get just walking from the front door to the kitchen! Entertaining, but I prefer not to live like a cockroach.
That's about the size of our Japanese flat. Looks nice, but wait until the first roller system jams on one of those neat pull-out units!