Welcome back to Facades World, on the day of the date and after a quite hectic Christmas for everyone, we bring you a copy that is going to make you talk. It is a shared economic house… That's right, "shared." Then they will learn about the history behind this peculiar construction and in parallel they will be able to use each of the images that we will share as an example. Without more chatter… let's get started!
Design of economic shared house
Like anywhere in the world, in Carlton North, Australia, owning a home in the city center is becoming increasingly difficult. That is why over time, shared housing will become more and more common. This affordable and modern home seeks to encompass this and create a living situation that brings the best elements of community life into a more adult space. Now the site has two independent buildings that face each other through a shared garden.
A low blue stone wall, located in the center, provides a natural setting for the landscape in the case of the need for a more autonomous life. This allows residents to control what they share and their level of privacy. The design of an independent building in the back of a house It ended up eliminating the need to demolish that part of the land and, at the same time, it provided a greater density of common space that reduces the individual footprints of the inhabitants.
La The main structure of the building is economical, recycled bricks, recycled iron poles and durable materials were used throughout. A 6.5-star energy rating was achieved with screens, blinds, internal zoning, and an insulated garage door, which provides excellent ventilation just by opening it a few inches.
Interior design of shared economic house
We will see the spirit of flexibility overturned in the interior design of this affordable housing, with adaptable spaces that still feel personalized and safe. The sturdy ground floor can double as a garage, study, or living room. The room is also robust and simple, with concrete and no fixed joinery, the quality of the space is enhanced by a polished floor, generous glazing, wooden light fixtures, and excellent thermal performance.
The upper floor can have one or two bedrooms and is very well organized, with plenty of natural light that creates a greater perception of space. The home is a economic building, robust and low impact, which gives joy to the occupants. A solution that promotes community life and a strategy to provide affordable housing in the center of the city.
Shared economic house plans
As a «Bonus Track», from Facades World we leave you an explanatory video of how they were building this shared economic house and we hope that this new issue has been a great help to you. We are in our next entry dear readers ...
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