They can fit up to four people and are installed without construction work: these are the capsule tiny houses that are conquering major European cities

Modular capsule homes are gaining traction in major European cities as a practical alternative to the rising costs of traditional construction. These units, which can accommodate up to four people, are designed for installation without the need for extensive building works. A notable example currently drawing interest in the German market is Lavvu, a firm based in Armenia that specializes in these housing solutions.

Separately, the European Disability Forum (EDF) has raised concerns regarding the future of disability support within the European Union. Secretary General Ana Peláez Narváez warned that the upcoming EU budget poses a risk to the visibility, specific funding, and monitoring mechanisms currently dedicated to disability issues, urging for the maintenance of these essential resources.