House Eight Feet Wide
Two Belgian architects created a four story, eight foot wide, livable space between two buildings in Antwerp, Belgium. Each floor was designed for a different activity. From bottom to top, each floor was designed for a different activity: working, eating, living, and sleeping.
Less than eight feet wide, the bedroom is equipped with not only a bed and closet, but a wall- hung toilet as well.
A drop-in bathtub is located on the rooftop!
Source: Archinect
Less than eight feet wide, the bedroom is equipped with not only a bed and closet, but a wall- hung toilet as well.
A drop-in bathtub is located on the rooftop!
Source: Archinect
Labels: drop in bathtub, eight foot wide house, sculp(it), Wall Hung Toilet, weird architecture
posted by Veronica at
2:16 PM
2 Comments:
beautiful house, although I'd like more windows, even though its basically unfeasible. It might be cool if it was free-standing and had two sides of glass or half glass. Just a thought... Nice post.
The front and back of the house both have floor to ceiling windows on each floor. The first floor entrance is a glass door that looks like a giant window. I guess they weren't able to install any other windows because it is wedged in between two buildings.
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