Danish and Scandinavian desgin; the world loves it. This is reflected both in minimalist clothing trends, interior trends, and in trends related to architecture.
Similarly, the project called "A45". Two well-known Danish designers have joined hands to develop a very special tiny house.
The Danish designers Bjarke Ingels and Soren Rose have together designed a tiny house where you would swap your big house for that. The house is about 50 square meters big, so it is not really tiny. But, it is a thoroughly designed design in which every square meter is used. The A45 house is based on the classic "cabin in the woods" as you often encounter in Scandinavia, but also in Canada.
The tiny house frame has an A-frame, just like the famous cabins that are characterized by the high pointed roof and the sloping walls. To make better use of the space, the designers have only chosen to tilt the square bottom of the house and also to turn the roof 45 degrees. This gives it a four-meter-high ceiling, which screams space. It also seems as if the house is square, and from others as if it has a pointed roof. Very nice!
Everything has been thought about
A45 is designed in such a way that it absorbs well in nature. Although the house has geometric shapes on the outside, the relationship with nature is central to this project. You can see this reflected in the many glass that is used in the house, and the open fire in the living room.
The tiny house is fully equipped, and with all modern gadgets. For example, the house uses solar energy thanks to the solar panels that are mounted on the roof. Also in the kitchen and bathroom use is made of smart equipment so that the house is as economical as possible. Curious about more photos of the inside of this pearl? Check the website of Designboom for a moment. The project is still in the pipeline, but you might be able to sleep in this bizarly cool house in the meantime.
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By: Lisanne Beijen
https://www.whatsorb.com/solution/architecture/tinyhouses