CUBIC LIVING logoOpen-space
living experience
01 / Private room · Shared home
Close your door.
Open your world.

CUBIC LIVING — Open-space living experience

02 / A new kind of shared living

A personal room inside a bigger home. CUBIC LIVING brings private space and shared life into underused city buildings.

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01 / The idea

Private by design.
Social by nature.

Across European cities, existing buildings hold room for new ways to live. CUBIC LIVING places easy-to-assemble personal units inside suitable open interiors, creating a small village within the city.

Students and longer-stay residents have their own room to close off and make personal. Kitchens, bathrooms and shared areas make everyday community possible.

Empty brick industrial hall with large arched windows and a sunlit open floor
A new chapter for existing space

Start with
what's already here.

Underused city interiors can become somewhere to live, connect and belong.

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02 / One room, a shared setting

Make room
for living.

An open interior becomes a welcoming place to stay: personal rooms, shared facilities and space to meet, all under one roof.

Closed CUBIC LIVING unit with translucent door and side storage shelves
00 / Closed unit
Open timber frame showing the assembly structure of a CUBIC LIVING room
000 / Assembly frame
Closed modular room with a door, translucent panels and perforated storage walls
01 / Closed configuration
Modular room with a roof opening and translucent front panels
02 / Roof opening
CUBIC LIVING room with its door open and interior visible
04 / Door open
Modular room with a translucent door swung open
05 / Open screen
Open CUBIC LIVING room showing bed, storage and interior panels
06 / Interior view
Open modular room with its hinged door and side shelves
07 / Open room
Exterior of a closed modular room with shelves and perforated panels
08 / Storage wall
Modular room with open door and bed visible inside
09 / Personal room
Warmly lit open room showing bed, drawers and folding doors
10 / Room in use
Open modular room with a translucent door panel and storage unit
11 / Door detail
Personal room styled with a bicycle, chair and rug
12 / Personal touches
Several CUBIC LIVING rooms arranged within a bright shared interior
13 / Shared setting
Shared interior with a kitchenette, dining table and a blue modular room
14 / Shared facilities
Dark-finished modular room and kitchenette in a shared interior
15 / Finish variation
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16 / Studio view
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17 / Studio view
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18 AI / Studio view
CUBIC LIVING studio render, view 18
18 / Studio view
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19 / Studio view
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01 / YOUR ROOM

A space to make your own.

Bring your belongings, choose your colors and settle into a room that feels personal.

02 / THE COMMONS

Shared where it matters.

A common kitchen, bathroom and social space bring the residents together.

03 / For housing operators

A flexible way
to add rooms.

Make use of a suitable interior with modular rooms that can be installed in stages, adapted over time and maintained part by part.

01 / START WITH THE SPACE

Fit a building you already have.

Bring new housing into an underused interior that has good insulation, heating, daylight and access to shared facilities.

02 / GROW IN STAGES

Choose to buy or rent.

Start with the number of units that works for your project, then add or rearrange units as your needs change.

03 / MAINTAIN WITH EASE

Replace a part, not a room.

Simple assembly steps and replaceable elements help keep the units straightforward to install and maintain.

Clear steps · Replaceable parts
Designed to go together.
04 / A considered system

Simple steps.
Room to change.

The unit is designed for easy assembly using clear instructions. If an element is damaged, that part can be replaced. Choose a standard finish or request a custom color.

  • Easy-to-follow assembly
  • Replaceable damaged elements
  • Color customization available
05 / From unit maker to resident

Three partners.
One shared place.

CUBIC LIVING supplies the rooms. An operator creates the housing offer. Residents make it a home.

01UNIT PROVIDER →

CUBIC LIVING supplies the units.

We provide modular personal rooms designed for straightforward assembly and replacement.

02HOUSING OPERATOR →

The operator creates the place.

A student housing or hostel partner buys or rents the units and provides the shared facilities.

03RESIDENT ●

Residents rent a unit.

Students or longer-stay residents rent their own room and share the wider home.

06 / A space that is ready

Start with
the essentials.

A CUBIC LIVING project begins with a suitable existing interior and the basics for comfortable everyday life.

25 m²Minimum floor area per unit
Up to 8Residents per shared kitchen and WC group
Light + warmthDaylight, insulation and proper heating

Have a space in mind?

We’re looking for housing operators interested in buying or renting units, or developing a rental project together.

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