BMW designed these tiny luxury cabins for city life - take a look inside
Each cabin includes a living and sleeping area on one end and a kitchen and bathroom on the other.
The center of the cabin calls to mind traditional Chinese courtyards, or hutongs, which create a mixture of private and communal areas.
Hutongs are slowly dying out, but Sun's design offers a vision of how they could be incorporated into the 21st century.
The cabin's storage areas and seating options are arranged like a traditional Chinese puzzle, known as a tangram.
Pegboard walls allow residents to customize their shelf space.
The walls are also convertible, and can be fashioned into a makeshift office.
Golden mirrors on the cabin's exterior reflect its urban surroundings.
Residents can also gaze at the reflective ceiling from a swing on the inside.
The beds can be rolled out, allowing residents to sleep underneath the stars.
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