Sleep box

Don Mueang is not the only airport with its own batch of new “sleeping boxes.” Hanoi’s Noi Bai International Airport has also just unveiled some pretty fancy SleepPods. They may look like vending machines from the outside but these bright wooden rooms are surprisingly roomy and come with comfy bunk beds and space for luggage.

Moscow-based Arch Group's Sleep Box concept is basically a capsule hotel, without the hotel; the boxes are meant to be freestanding and dotted around transport hubs, exhibition centres and the like.The bed would automatically change its linen via rollers, and the interior would be kitted out with a ventilation system,...

Wooden sleeping pods by Reed Watts made available to homeless people in London

Following a year filled with unprecedented, back-to-back global emergencies, designers and architects have responded with their own safety measures and shelter-in-place structures. Design office Atelier OPA based in Tokyo recently debuted their own emergency shelter system. Inspired by the work of Japanese master architect Kisho Kurokawa, Atelier OPA developed a two-story foldable emergency shelter called

Small on space, big on style.

The unabated "room in a box" trend will soon hit the University of Utah's Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, where some two dozen students will get to live in tiny sleeping pods located among a...

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From hotels to airlines, the entire travel industry is paying special attention this year to helping guests and passengers rest well on flights, in hotels, and even in airports.

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Russian architects Arch Group have designed the Sleepbox booth for resting in busy urban environments, able to rent for between minutes and several hours.

Image 32 of 37 from gallery of Xiezuo Hutong Capsule Hotel in Beijing / B.L.U.E. Architecture Studio. Photograph by Ruijing Photo

Waiting is difficult for someone who likes to work hard and play hard - anything but sitting still on layovers or for delayed flights, trains or buses. Imagine having more than just some pay-as-you-go wi-fi to work with, or a plug-in terminal next to other travelers: your very own mobile modular ...