Lucy Cube Micro Hotel stands as an innovative addition to Project Lucy in the Sky, a visionary series of sleeping pavilions nestled within the docklands of Deventer, The Netherlands. The hotel, known as a ‘One-Room-Hotel,’ is a testament to the transformative power of adaptive reuse, breathing new life into the disused hopper that once defined the harbor district. Now, this industrial relic has been reimagined as a contemporary landmark, symbolizing
Kirimoko Tiny House in Wanaka NZ designed by Condon Scott Architects embodies sustainability and thoughtful design, making it a great precedent for downsizers seeking a simpler lifestyle. Its efficient use of resources, land, space, and materials demonstrates a commitment to minimizing environmental impact without sacrificing comfort. Despite its small size, the house offers high amenity and quality design, showcasing how thoughtful planning can create a cozy and functional living space.
Introducing the Esch 22 Space Station Mobile Sleeping Hut / designed by 2001 TBSI : a revolutionary concept designed to immerse visitors in the dynamic landscapes of Esch during its tenure as the Capital of Culture. This innovative mobile sleeping hut, crafted by 2001 TBSI, redefines the notion of temporary accommodation, offering a unique blend of versatility and sustainability. Designed by 2001 TBSI Photography by Ludmilla Cerveny See other tiny
Perched on the top of a rocky hill, overlooking the undulating mountains around Mansfield, two 20ft shipping containers create one tiny home big on style. Designer and builder Robbie Walker created the shipping container tiny house on his site near Mansfield for him and his family to enjoy and also to share with others on AirBnB. Shipping containers are a common sight on farms in the area, so adding another
Over the course of six months, Zach Both and Nicole Lopez built a contemporary-styled yurt 20 minutes outside of Portland, OR. The exterior structure was constructed in a single weekend with the help of friends and family. As working professionals, the yurt serves as a functional home. Nicole uses the space as a relaxing respite from her job at a nearby hospital, while Zach—who previously traveled the country in a
The Cascadia team worked with a private client to design a tiny home for their active family of four. Our team collaboratively worked with the client to create a tiny home on a piece of waterfront property that had been in their family for three generations, enabling them to relocate their family and business in order to embrace a more off-the-grid lifestyle on Vancouver Island. Creating a sense of space
The micro-apartment is sited between a university campus and a burgeoning creative quarter, in a 1950s apartment block of identical studios originally built for nurses’ accommodation. At 28 square metres, the project is yet another iteration in the study of micro apartments epitomised by a return to the fundamentals of dwelling and access to the vibrancy of the city. We relied on familiar design strategies for small spaces; amplified depth
