Flexibility, mobility and versatility: these three qualities have driven technological and formal innovations in design and architecture at least since modernism. "Living in Motion" is the first interdisciplinary account of flexible living, presenting works by modernist and contemporary architects and designers such as Charles and Ray Eames, Buckminster Fuller, Jean Prouvé, Joe Colombo and Shigeru Ban, comparing and contrasting their works with flexible houses and installations in non-European cultures.