hi everyone welcome back to another
episode of tti
as usual we have another fantastic
episode
join us today as we explore eight
unusual and tiny homes and spaces
made for relaxation and comfort stick
around
i bet you will find something you will
love
eclipse village
what once was a historical treat in
zelena zaba is now alpha wellness center
this beauty you were looking at was
designed in 1935 by bosla fuchs a czech
architect
this wellness center is a pearl not only
because of its unique design and
exceptional feel
this project is called the eclipse
village located in the slovakia woods
get pampered beautified and relax in
these specially designed
oases built to attract tourists you will
find that these villas are not very
expensive
even though they are found in the
warmest and inviting atmosphere
these spas are located on a somewhat
steep hill with no driveway
which means cars will have to stay at
the bottom of the hill
the eclipse village not only caters to
adults but also offers a place for kids
to relax
they offer a swimming pool for children
and a bowling alley restaurants
bars and jacuzzi for the adults run
along with the cool springs
take a deep breath in nature catch some
sunlight and relax
at the eclipse village
igloo satellite cabin you have to see
this cabin that can stand off snow
wind and even ice in zero degree
temperatures
the australian company icewall designed
this igloo satellite cabin
these cabins can be flown into remote
areas where they are needed the most
a total of eight panels make up these
walls along with 4 supporting floor
panels
the material used to make the igloo
satellite cabin is prefabricated
fiberglass
and is around 3 meters to 9 feet the
diameter is 10 inches to 2.1 meters and
6 feet 10 inches high
eight wires bolted down are used to
secure the panels together
all of these wall panels have
polyurethane insulation and fiberglass
in their makeup
no two igloos are the same as they are
all customizable
including an extended escape hatch which
is available in several different colors
they all have insulation ventilation
doors
and windows
nala our next home is truly a nature
lover's dream
you are about to see nala a minimalist
cabin designed by robin falk
a designer based in finland these homes
were made from sustainable materials
that caused no harmful impact on the
environment
nala is the size of a small bedroom they
are easily transported and assembled
using little to no equipment
enjoy zero emissions from fumes and
harmful chemicals
and indulge in nature and life staying
in this cabin you will have a direct
view of nature
as the front glass is transparent
offering a clear picture of the
surrounding areas
the building itself uses the cradle to
cradle design which means
it pieces together as a puzzle does nala
was designed to promote low impact
living and self-sufficiency
while one would not expect a fully
furnished space essential commodities
are included
you will find a solar panel that
provides renewable energy supply
a stove that runs on renewable fuel made
100
from waste
airship002 this list keeps getting
better and better roderick james
architects designed a scottish
masterpiece
a tiny pod was made as a retreat located
along the scottish coastlines
the one you were looking at is a
prototype looking over the isles of maul
these pods were inspired by submarines
and are covered in aluminum
one would be surprised just how
organized and compact this small space
is
this house features two domed glass
walls on both sides of the building
offering a great view it has a kitchen a
wooden deck
a bedroom that can hold a queen-size bed
outdoor seating on the sides and much
more surprises
let us know below if you would take a
vacation in one of these airships
archipod our next design is by chris
niesby
he called them the archipod they are
garden office buildings built on
beautiful garden lots
they are ergonomic and organized and
what people seem to admire most is
that they are like nothing you will see
around town this entire unit including
the concrete foundation
is delivered and assembled from one
package all they need is a telephone
connection and electricity supply
internally the unit has a nine foot
diameter and is around six
inches the top of the pot is
approximately eight feet three inches
from the floor
in case you were wondering the material
used to make the wall are curved ply
board
compressed fiberglass for insulation
with a plasterboard finish
the pot is blessed with natural light
and ventilation from the three feet four
inch roof made of polycarbonate
abot shelters most of us who have come
across
organizations like the medical ngo's
abot shelters foundation
wh o unicef and other charitable
organizations here we will talk about
abot shelters foundation you can find
accommodation like this one in tanzania
they also have been spotted in zambia
ghana and south africa
with this easy to assemble home
thousands of families have been saved
from the heat and the cold this is one
reason outside sources like to lend a
helping hand with funding and
sponsorships
these homes are 10 feet wide and 12 feet
long and can be built by five persons in
approximately 20 hours
the material used on these homes is fire
resistant contains a translucent plastic
panel
for heavy rain tumbleweed roanoke
can you believe that this tiny home has
a 10 foot ceiling
this home is called the roanoke and was
made by tumbleweed tiny houses
you would be shocked to know that up to
six persons can fit into this home
comfortably
both the living area and the kitchen can
be found on the lower levels along with
the loft
this loft can be easily transformed into
a bedroom or a space for extra storage
in terms of numbers the square footage
of this home is between 161 to 219 feet
the loft is another 29 to 96 square
footage depending on the floor plan you
choose
this home can be either 20 or 26 feet
long with a height of 13 feet
when dry this tiny home's weight is
between 9 000 to 12
000 pounds and starts at the cost of 62
950
villa sonano in this beautiful escape
designed by merman architecture you see
the wooden barn look on this swedish
masterpiece
this villa is seated in a beautiful
landscape that finishes this
already fantastic atmosphere each room
is uniquely designed to flow as a
continuation of the main living space
the rooms are pointed in six opposing
directions creating the formation of a
star
no matter where you find yourself in the
house you will be standing face to face
with nature and inhaling tranquility
the large windows and transparent walls
made sure of that
with all the patios bracketed and
pointing to the lake
one can imagine how peaceful it must be
here
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