德式生态环保模块化住宅设计

Futteralhaus – front view

Futteralhaus – side view

Futteralhaus – terrasse

Futteralhaus – living

Futteralhaus – sleeping

Futteralhaus – kitchen

Futteralhaus – tranformable bed

Futteralhaus – interior

Futteralhaus – bathroom

Futteralhaus – entrance

Futteralhaus – living

Futteralhaus – build in furniture

Futteralhaus – interior detail

Futteralhaus – transportation

Futteralhaus – charging station

Futteralhaus – outside view

Minimalism and comfort complemented by high-tech and sustainable construction. Designed for a volume production, the single-storey module features built-in furniture, a simple floor plan, a window front that connects the interior with the large wooden terrace outdoors.

The interior of the house is elegant and functional. A living room with kitchenette, bathroom with shower, toilet and bed. Sophisticated, partially multifunctional and convertible fittings make the rooms so that the living space does not feel tight. There is enough storage space for the bare necessities. The relatively small number of materials used creates continuity.

The compact bathroom has a toilet, a sink and a walk-in shower. A horizontal window is used for natural ventilation and lighting. The large mirror above the sink gives you an idea of a surprisingly large room.

Timber construction

The building fulfills the requirements of the German Energy Saving Ordinance of 2014 and has an energy performance certificate. The house is built out of merely natural and ecologicalmaterials such as wood fiber insulation,formaldehyde-free triple-ply wooden panels, paint based on boiled linseed oil. The walls and the ceiling of the prefabricated modular house arebuilt in light-frame construction with permeable insulation. The light-frame walls aremounted on the laminated wood beams frame, which stand on the six isolated footing foundations.

Modular and mobile

The building was manufactured in a factory, assembled, equipped and then delivered with a truck. The facility at the prepared location and the connection to the supply infrastructure took one day.

Energy efficiency

Integrated technology, software and infrastructure solutions are as much a part of the building as the solar energy supply from photovoltaic panels on the roof. In combination with an energy storage system, the building, which also houses a charging station for electric vehicles, can be operated largely autonomously.

Team

This house is an idea of ​​Futteralhaus GmbH which was realized together with the architect Nataliya Sukhova (Transstruktura) and the Futteralhaus team.

Year 2017

Work started in 2015

Work finished in 2017

Main structure Wood

Client Futteralhaus GmbH

Contractor Futteralhaus GmbH

Cost 57.100

Status Completed works

Type Single-family residence / Country houses/cottages / Modular/Prefabricated housing