The Tiny home
It features timber siding on three sides, with large sliding glass doors that open up the bright main living space and kitchen to the outdoors. A bathroom is found on one end, while a sleeping nook with built-in storage occupies the other.
Inside, the unit houses everything one would find in a regular sized home or apartment with plenty of storage and beautiful wood finishes. The large sliding glass doors make it feel larger than it is with wide views of the surrounding landscape.
The Tiny home
1. Bedroom2. Sitting area3. Dining4. Kitchen5. Storage6. Entrance7. WC
It's a 30 m2 stand alone module that also serves as the base unit for any expansion. Fully equipped, topped by a green roof and able to run on or off-the-grid, this is the perfect tiny home.
It features timber siding on three sides, with large sliding glass doors that open up the bright main living space and kitchen to the outdoors. A bathroom is found on one end, while a sleeping nook with built-in storage occupies the other.
1. Bedroom2. Sitting area3. Dining4. Kitchen5. Storage6. Entrance7. WC
Sitting area
The main living area is situated in the central department of the house and features a long built-in couch with extra storage, a table and shelves.
Kitchen
The kitchen is strategically placed next to the living room and is fully equipped with a large white korean sink, a large preparation surface, cupboards, full-sized fridge, and oven.
Bedroom
The large ground-level bedroom has a full-size bed, a closet, & a separate entrance with full-light double doors.
Bathroom
The bathroom consists of a white korean sink with storage space underneath and a fully equipped shower.
Inside, the unit houses everything one would find in a regular sized home or apartment with plenty of storage and beautiful wood finishes. The large sliding glass doors make it feel spacious with wide views of the surrounding landscape.
Inside, the 40ft Container home everything one would find in a regular sized home or apartment with plenty of storage and beautiful wood finishes. The large sliding glass doors make it feel spacious with wide views of the surrounding landscape.
The Green roof
A Green roof, also-called “oikostegi” (Greek – oiko, pronounced [ˈiko], meaning building-ecological, and stegi, pronounced staygee, meaning roof-abode-shelter) improves insulation and reduces energy consumption among other benefits. It is covered with soil and vegetation, planted over a waterproofing membrane. A Drainage and irrigation system is in place to make sure life on the roof is sustainable. The installation of a Green roof significantly affects the overall thermal performance of the building with energy savings of up to 50%.
