The Mini House by Jonas Wagell and Sommarnojen is a Tiny Getaway
Jana Pijak — November 10, 2014 — Art & Design
References: minihouse.se & fubiz.net
Mini House is a prefab housing project by Jonas Wagell and Sommarnojen. The residence boasts a compact wood design that measures 15 square meters in length.
This compact home is a quiet weekend retreat and features a solid construction that reveals both black and white details. This compact leisure home is equipped with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and a lounge space.
Its front deck extends out from the home and houses patio seating. The space is accented with a wooden canopy that can be covered with a rainproof textile or left bare when sitting outside on a sunny day.
Overall, this prefab housing project is a contemporary translation of a familiar design. Though tiny, this compact home is the perfect weekend or summer vacation retreat.
This compact home is a quiet weekend retreat and features a solid construction that reveals both black and white details. This compact leisure home is equipped with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and a lounge space.
Its front deck extends out from the home and houses patio seating. The space is accented with a wooden canopy that can be covered with a rainproof textile or left bare when sitting outside on a sunny day.
Overall, this prefab housing project is a contemporary translation of a familiar design. Though tiny, this compact home is the perfect weekend or summer vacation retreat.
Trend Themes
1. Prefab Housing - The trend in prefabricated housing allows for efficient and streamlined construction processes.
2. Compact Living - The trend of compact living provides innovative solutions for maximizing space in urban environments.
3. Sustainable Architecture - The trend towards sustainable architecture promotes eco-friendly designs and materials.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry can explore opportunities in developing more efficient and cost-effective prefab housing solutions.
2. Real Estate - The real estate industry can market and sell compact living units as an affordable and space-saving alternative for urban dwellers.
3. Architecture - Architects and designers can incorporate sustainable practices and materials in their designs to meet the demand for eco-friendly housing.
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