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Plus occasional updates on Dezeen’s services and breaking news. Sent every Tuesday and containing a selection of the most important news highlights. Sent every Thursday and featuring a selection of the best reader comments and most talked-about stories. Our most popular newsletter, formerly known as Dezeen Weekly. A kitchen is placed on the first floor, with a bedroom and lounge above. The weekend house, which has two floors squeezed between two oversized windows, was built on a site measuring just three by eight metres. Japanese studio Yasutaka Yoshimura Architects designed this tiny seaside home, which stands on stilts on the dockside in Sagami Bay, Kanagawa. Read more about the Lithuanian micro home › IM Interior designed the house, which is clad in weathering steel, to demonstrate it is possible to live comfortably in a small space. The garage now contains a studio flat, with spaces to live, cook, sleep, alongside a small toilet.
This 21-square-metre micro home in Vilnius, Lithuania, was built in a former garage.
The limited space inside this 24-square-metre apartment in Sydney has been arranged using the 5S – sort, straighten, shine, standardise and sustain – organisation method.Īustralian architect Nicholas Gurney divided up the spaces in the square-shaped apartment for a newly married couple using bespoke joinery, sliding partitions and moveable furniture. The small triangular apartment was extended by adding a curved terrace fronted with a wave-like perforated metal screen.Īrchitect Alfonso Arango created this 24-square-metre cabin as a weekend retreat alongside his childhood home near Bogota, Colombia.Ī kitchen, bathroom and living area, with a mezzanine bedroom above, are squeezed into the black timber-clad cabin. Designed by nArchitects, the nine-storey block contains 55 apartment that range in size from 23 to 34 square metres.Įach of the apartments has a custom built-in piece of furniture that combines a sofa and a bed, to allow the living room to become a bedroom at night.Īrgentinian studio IR Arquitectura designed this compact 18-square-metre apartment on the corner of a block in Buenos Aires. The tiny apartment takes advantage of the high ceilings, with a mezzanine bedroom above the entrance and kitchen.Ĭarmel Place was New York's first micro-apartment tower.
Taiwanese studio A Little Design made room for a piano studio in this 17.6-square-metre apartment in Taipei, Taiwan. The front room of LifeEdited2 can be rearranged as either a lounge, master bedroom, or dining room with seating for 10.
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This 33-square-metre apartment in New York is packed full of moveable, folding and expandable furniture. This mobile micro home was designed by Invisible Studio and built at its woodland studio near Bath, England.īuilt from salvaged materials and locally grown timber, the 40-square-metre gabled structure is designed so that it can legally be transported, using a wheeled trailer, on Britain's roads.
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