A study in materiality, transparency, and enclosure, the project is conceived as a prototype for micro-living in existing housing stock characterised by a constrained footprint but traditionally generous ceiling heights. Poky and uncomfortable cellular rooms are replaced by a generous multi functional living space arranged around a translucent sleeping ‘pod’ inspired by Japanese Shoji screens. By cleverly stacking accommodation in a single height volume, additional floor area is conjured to provide a real sense of luxury and design quality in just 29 square metres.