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Tiny Home Away From Home – Modern Chic Apartment for Travellers

This small apartment is a tiny home designed by Budapest-based Position Collectiv Studio. The apartment can be rented for travelers who want to visit the Hungarian capital Budapest. A small area apartment, this tiny home was designed to provide a memorable accommodation experience for two style-seeking Budapest travellers. The centrepiece of the space is an […]

Old boat house converted into recreational space

Naust V is a collaboration between Kolab Architects and Koreo Architects. The project is a transformation of an old boat house in Vikebygd, a small village on the Norwegian west coast. Description by architect: A boat house, (in Norwegian «naust»), is a common landmark along the Norwegian coast. Traditionally built as a place for storage of

Mountain Lodge Tamersc Inspired by Alpine Traditions in South Tyrol

Mountain Lodge Tamersc is a modern cottage designed by EM2 Architekten in Bruneck – Brunico, South Tyrol, Italy. A dilapidated hunting cabin in the midst of the South Tyrolean Nature Park Fanes-Senes-Braies has been replaced by a modern building. The result is a reduced, linear structure based on typical, but refined elements of the old house. For

Old Barn Transformed into a Small Cottage for a Young Family

Project: Small Cottage Architects: Alp’Architecture Location: Sarreyer, Switzerland Area: 90.0 sqm Project Year: 2014 Photographs: Christophe Voisin Located on the beautiful sunny slopes of the village of Sarreyer, Switzerland, this old barn of 25 m2 of floor area has been transformed into a small cottage for a young family. The project was designed by Lausanne-based Alp’Architecture. Description

CC-Studio Rebuilt Thoreau Cabin into the Netherlands Noorderpark

The Thoreau Cabin, nestled within the expansive Noorderpark reserve just north of Utrecht, recently underwent a transformation at the hands of Dutch architects from CC-Studio. Originally built in 1966, this 35 m² hideaway provides a dry, warm refuge for volunteers maintaining the estate. It also serves as a storage space for gardening tools and maintenance equipment.

Wooden Shelters and Campsites on the Danish Coast

Project: Wooden Shelters Architects: LUMO Architects Location: South Funen Archipelago, Denmark Architects in Charge: Lars Sønderskov, Mads Lindstrøm Collaborators and credit: Sloth Møller Engineering Project Year: 2015 Danish architectural studio LUMO Arkitekter have completed this year 47 wooden shelters (located in 17 different sites) in northeast of Svendborg, along the sea coast. Description by LUMO

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