Almost a log cabin
Logs of a certain length are attached to the walls of the wooden base
| 2 | Supports |
Created by Computer Aided Design (CAD), this house consists of two separate parts, one of which serves as a support for the other.
Made from natural materials
Full wall windows bring in lots of light
36 square meters of paradise
Will fit anywhere
The following two houses are the brainchild of Dutch firm DMVA Architecten, founded by David Driesen and Tom Verschueren
| 5 | Blob |
The word Blob itself means "something big and shapeless". Also, BLOB is an acronym for Big Binary Object. This strange house, according to the creators themselves, "looks like a giant blob.". The lodge has a bed, shelving, a kitchen, and a bathroom. It can be used as a bedroom, a cozy garden house, a portable home for people who love nomadic living.
What could be more romantic: living in nature with a good book
The geometry of style
The clarity of lines
| 7 | Garden pavilion by 5 Architects |
The term Shoffice implies a symbiosis of a pergola and a study, a working area. Built in the shape of a barrel, it can transform from an office into a small bedroom with minimal effort.
Unusual in appearance
The walls are 10 cm thick
Reliable and sturdy
| 9 | BaleHouse is a thatched cottage |
Perhaps the specialists of the ModCell company were reading the story "The Three Little Pigs" when they were children. But their house is more durable than the house of poor Nif-Nif. Its walls are made of straw bales, which makes it warm and dry and prevents mold. What makes this house stand out is the high efficiency of the use of space. And the authors donate leftover construction materials to farmers for animal feed.
We're not afraid of the gray wolf
| 10 | A house on a truck |
This frame house is designed by architects of the German firm Abaton. Made of granite blocks it has everything you need to live: living room and bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.
Cute living room
Spacious enough
Assembled by ourselves
And finally, two houses, resembling railroad cars, invented by Portuguese specialists Cannatà& Fernandes.
| 12 | As homes |
These are modular houses in the shape of railroad containers with the area of 27 m2 (3x3x9 meters). They are fairly quick to disassemble and assemble, but are also quite suitable for transportation in assembled form. Inside is divided into a bathroom, kitchen, living room. Its main disadvantage is a minimum of natural light.
Source of natural light – window at the end
Another prefabricated house
Distinctive feature – a quiet color scheme
