how many minutes do you have to wait after dropping a dirty deuce before it’s acceptable for guests to come inside?

with this configuration, it looks like the shower area/toilet is in the same space. is it okay to do both simultaneously?

And as for white walls: if you live in it, odds are you can paint it yourself. I live in white walls, but damned if I didn’t put up some posters.

@Impractical: Your argument is self-contradictory. Why would a world where you already have everything you need lead to crime or greed? If you have what you want, there should remain no desire to covet other objects, and then there would be no desire to act upon and commit crimes.

Also, I’d assume that a family would be smart enough to get a space larger than 29.52 sqft, same goes for the claustrophobic. Lastly, why do feel that the purpose of working is only to get stuff? What about contribution to society? Or the intrinsic value of work? If your view on the purpose of life is to work to earn money to buy stuff, your personal outlook is bleaker than the one you painted for the world.

Your point about interaction and differentiation is invalid. The majority of social interaction between individuals occurs outside personal living space, mostly in school or work, or the time spent between school/work and returning home.

The exterior walls look a good six inches thick, which is approximately the standard for exterior walls in the United States, therefore plenty of room for insulation. The fact it is a cube minimizes the exterior surface area for comparative volume, so internal temperature variation due to the external environment would also be minimized. Throw in a small space heater/AC unit and you’re fine as far as that goes. If security is an issue, add a lock to the door. And if you want a window, I’m sure you could specify that to the architect.