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Cánovas Arquitectura works in collaboration with the German firm Lux Architect to design the House Anton II in Bavaria. The home is defined by its modular timber frame which also works as seating, storage, and shelving. The house has an angular design and is located by an orchard by Augsburg.
The prototype structure is set on top of a modular timber grid which had been digitally constructed. It was then constructed without any glue or metal fixings. The architects explained, “The exterior walls and room delimitations of House Anton II also serve as furniture. The space between the 60-centimetre-deep ribs of the load-bearing structure is efficiently utilised with built-in wardrobes and shelves.” The clients wanted no addition trees to fall for the home’s construction.
Image Credit: Lux Architect
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