This is a design concept by Konrad Wójcik, from Aalborg, Denmark. It’s modeled after a tree, sits on a single pole, and has built-in systems that make it self-sufficient. It’s shape and foundation also give it virtually a zero footprint making it possible to build communities without necessarily cutting down trees. It has four layers, so a bit of stair climbing would be needed. • The lowest level serves as a mudroom, storage and systems. • The next layer is the main living space, and includes a kitchen and bath. • The third layer is a work space. • At the top is the bedroom. I really like the idea of building off the ground on a single pole. The illustrations are also fantastic and really give a sense for how dramatic homes like this could be. With a bit more fine tuning of the interior layout and a reduction of the number of levels, an approach like this could also serve a wider population. Ill take one! Just put it in Aspen or Lake Tahoe! :)
Posted on: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 20:02:02 +0000
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