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Protohaus

Protohaus is a 125 sq ft timber trailer home! ProtoHaus is a timber frame or `stick built´ house that was constructed with emphasis on sustainability, functionality, and aesthetics. It is fabricated primarily from recycled and reclaimed materials. A solar and wind system power the house allowing it to be off grid. The Protohaus is 22´ long and it’s 8´ 6´wide, making it 125 square feet inside without including the 9´ by 7´6" sleeping loft.



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LIMA CABIN

Designed by Iranian architects Mohammad Hossein Rabbani Zade & Mohammad Mahmoodiye, this modern and minimalist cabin is the place of dreams. The stunning Lima Cabin is set to be built in the Mazandaran province, in Chelav Mountain, in Iran. The idea of ​​this project is based on the form of surrounding mountains in the region and its name is based on the local mountain´s name. The beautiful A-frame cabin features an open living room with...
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This 15th Century Girona Farmhouse Blends History With Modern Living - Image

This 15th Century Girona Farmhouse Blends History With Modern Living

Set within the rolling landscape of the Gavarres, this 15th century farmhouse offers a rare balance between historic character and modern living. Surrounded by over five hectares of protected land, it delivers complete privacy while staying within easy reach of Girona and the Costa Brava. The main residence has been carefully restored, preserving original stone walls, vaulted ceilings, and traditional details while introducing clean, contemporary elem...
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NORTH AVOCA STUDIO

The North Avoca Studio pretty much defies the odds of architecture, it sits cantilevered on a hill, seeming to float above greenery and ocean views. Located in Sydney, Australia, the extremely unique house is a multi-purpose space where the owners can comfortably work, relax, meditate and entertain. Designed by architect Matt Thitchener, the 650-square-foot cube home was sustainably built and was constructed in the middle of difficult geotechnical conditions, affixe...
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