Tétrodon l'A.U.A. (Atelier d'Urbanisme et d'Architecture), 1973

* Private space Moulin de Blaireau. Visible only during temporary exhibitions, guided tours or by appointment.

Like the Bulle Six Coques, the Hexacube and the Futuro, the Tétrodon is a utopian micro and mobile architecture born of the Trente Glorieuses. It owes its name to the fish of the same name, the boxfish, and like the boxfish, has the capacity to double its initial volume (a 30-foot container) by inflating the side teeth (double plastic hulls reTo find out more..:  https://renamimoa.jimdofree.com/le-tetrodon/