This two-story summer cottage contains all the little luxuries one would need.
The wooden construction with wooden sidings and has been optimized to comply with all standard house manufacturing regulations.

At the first floor, the house is composed of two parts: 

• the living area (living room, dining room and main bedroom) is exposed to the south and has ample sunlight thanks to a large glazed wall - this ensures that the room is spacious.
  These are the areas where little daily rituals happen.
  The rooms have separation walls which provide privacy while not hampering movement throughout the building.
  On the other side of the glazed wall is a partly covered spacious terrace, a perfect shaded place to sit on a hot and sunny day. In the winter the low sun can still heat the rooms efficiently.
• the second part of the house (utility rooms) is positioned on the northern side.
  This area has everything a modern family could need: a fully equipped kitchen, garderobes, toilet, sauna.
  These are further joined on the perimeter by technical and other ancillary rooms such as a closed shed space for the bicycles or lawn mower and an open storage room for heating wood and garden equipment.

The second floor of the house contains two bedrooms and a separate bathroom and toilet. The staircase opens into the central gallery space that is situated on top of the living room.

The boiler room can be equipped with many different heating solutions and the living room has a stove-hearth.

Building's area: 138 m²
Net floor area: 173 m²

Architect: Paco Ulman