Smallest House in the World, Germany

The house, whose area is 1 square meter, is enough for the life of man. This is what the outstanding designer and architect Van Bo Le-Mentzel thinks. He has designed the unique house, which has all the usual household elements: the entrance door, the windows and the roof. When the house is placed vertically, its 'resident' can sit in the comfortable chair at the tiny table and graze in the surrounding landscapes through the rather large window. If you put the house on one of the walls, its only room becomes the cozy bedroom with the comfortable bed.

The author presented his original project at the design festival, which was held in Berlin. A few tiny houses were set up on the territory of the picturesque park. All interested could spend a few hours or a couple of days. With this original project, the designer wanted to put the current modern problem - the problem of housing buying in the spotlight. The author is convinced that this tiny dwelling will lend a feeling of security and secrecy to people who can not afford their own home or home.

All that ordinary people need for comfort is a square foot of their own living space. The tiny cottages were built of wood and were equipped with small wheels for mobility. All the furniture is collapsible, so you could easily reorganize the only room from living room to bedroom. The project organizer has valued the rent of such living space as 1 euro per day, making the tiny cottages the cheapest living space in the world. Next - Stone House