Small House has the footprint of an average sized bedroom
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Small House is small living to the max
"Small House" is Unemeri Architects' solution to living functionally on a block of land that is smaller than the average sized bedroom
This incredible 4 x 4 meter (13 x 13 foot) family home pushes architectural boundaries outside of the box
Small House living room
Secret floor-to-ceiling walls open up the living area to the outside environment
Secret floor-to-ceiling walls open up the living area to the outside environment
Small House kitchen
"Small House" is Unemeri Architects' solution to living functionally on a block of land that is smaller than the average sized bedroom
To conserve maximum height of each level, 70 mm (2.75 inch) -thick wooden boards serve as the floors and ceilings
Small House entrance and bedroom
To conserve maximum height of each level, 70 mm (2.75 inch) -thick wooden boards serve as the floors and ceilings
The triangular rooftop bathroom gives the impression of an endless bathroom
Spread over four levels, this residential building features two bedrooms, open living and dining room, bathroom and rooftop terrace.
Article Summary
This incredible 4 x 4 meter (13 x 13 foot) family home pushes architectural boundaries outside of the box. Situated in the highly dense and populated city of Tokyo, "Small House" is Unemeri Architects' solution to living functionally on a block of land that is smaller than the average-sized bedroom. Spread over four levels, this residential building features two bedrooms, open living and dining room, bathroom and rooftop terrace.
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