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

Toilet Shaped House

This is Haewoojae, a toilet shaped building commissioned by the World Toilet Association. Haewoojae, in Korean, means "a place of sanctuary where one can solve one's worries". By creating this toilet building, the World Toilet Association aims to solve the worries of the two billion people who live without the luxury of a toilet and sanitary living conditions. You can help the WTA in its efforts by donating $1 to visit or by dropping $50,000 to spend the night in this 24 foot tall toilet.
The two-story toilet shaped house was built by Sim Jae-duck and is located near Seoul, Korea. It features four bathrooms, each equipped with a toilet, urinal, whirlpool bathtub, and glass shower. At the center of the house is a bathroom showcase, surrounded by glass windows which turn opaque on command; as well as a motion sensor that cues classical music when a bathroom user is detected. Additionally, the toilet house features water saving fixtures and technology, turning rain water into drinking water.



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