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The project is named "The Martian House" and includes work from a variety of people in diverse professions including artists, scientists, architects, engineers and even the public (who helped design the interior).

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The architects behind the British Antarctic Survey station have been given planning permission to build a full-scale "Martian" house in Bristol. The two-storey gold inflatable house is designed to "showcase the possibilities for human life on Mars". Designed by Hugh Broughton Architects, it is part of a five year project led by artists Ella Good and Nicki Kent. ____________________________________________ Despite working with a "fraction of Nasa's budget", the two-storey dwelling boasts a hydroponic living room - filled with plants - flexible, private living space and virtual reality rooms. The upper level, designed to sit on a Martian landscape, is made from inflatable gold-coated foil which is light enough to transport to Mars and can be filled with Martian soil to provide protection from radiation. The lower level is designed to be built below ground. Architect Hugh Wroughton, said it had allowed him to let his "imagination go mad but within boundaries". "The envelope and life support systems are being designed by specialists in the fields of space exploration, extreme environments and sustainability - with the interiors being designed by the public," he said. "It's an alternative approach to space design which represents the interests of everyone, not just governments and the super-rich."

The house will be open for public viewing in April 2022. Source