The design of the house was created for series production, a module characterised by a simple floor plan and an integrated module. The interior of the house is elegant and functional, the multifunctional accessories and storage spaces make it not to feel cramped
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Minimalism and comfort in a modular home. Ecological and sustainable architecture
Futteralhaus is the design of a minimal prefabricated house by Transstruktura Architekten studio, ecological and independent of the grid, with a simple floor plan and a large window connecting the interior with a large wooden terrace outdoors
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Thanks to the small number of materials used, continuity is created in the interior space. The house is built with natural and ecological materials, such as wood fibre insulation, triple-layer wood panels, boiled linseed oil-based paint
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The building was produced in the factory, assembled and delivered by truck. Only one day was needed for the installation on the prepared site. Thanks to the photovoltaic panels on the roof, in combination with a storage system, the building houses a charging station for electric vehicles
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