More and more consumers are choosing residential projects that are unusual for many country cottages. The reasons for this may be different - to get away from standard forms, the realization of an old dream, an attempt to save money at the expense of non-standard layout and use different materials. On the portals and in life, you can find a lot of examples that not only look atypical, but at the same time are a model of architectural art.

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The demand for such facilities is only increasing due to the fact that customers are tired of standard ideas, and they want something more, in line with modern trends. Eye-catching forms that could previously only be seen on the pages of specialized publications are steadily conquering the minds and minds of the current generation of homeowners. Non-standard projects are chosen by modern and energetic people with a subtle sense of style and taste, who are not afraid of creative experiments.

Why do many choose to design differently from others?

A thoughtful and balanced attitude to the project is the most important criterion for proper construction. When implementing any house, including an unusual one, the functionality of the building and its practicality should be at the forefront. Often, in pursuit of external showiness and brightness, many people gradually forget that a house is a place in which you and your family will have to live for decades.

Creating custom buildings does not always start from scratch. In some cases, changes are made to existing standard solutions. It happens that it is these adjustments that are the very key link that will right decision. Why choosing an atypical project is the only correct outcome:

• Not all requirements are met by a standard structure. It is not uncommon for a client to want a layout of the first floor from one project, the second - a different style, and the appearance of the third is fundamentally different from the first two. In this case, individual planning will allow you to combine all existing ideas and create a custom design that will embody all the plans of the future tenant. In this case, the architect will be able to create a project that will meet the conditions of the existing site.
• The customer himself came up with and thought out schemes and arrangements. In this case, the specialist can make some adjustments by adapting the exclusive idea to the features of the relief.
• Plot of atypical shape. A disproportionate piece of land can be a serious stumbling block for the construction of structures of a typical plan. In this case individual approach help you make the most of usable area. The following fall into the category of difficult areas:
  1. With small dimensions.:
  2. Difficult terrain.:
  3. The proximity of neighboring buildings.

It is then that individual solutions will help to place the building on the site as conveniently as possible.

• The need for exclusivity. If you dream of getting the house of your dreams, but such that it does not repeat any of the existing buildings, it is up to the design of an unusual structure. Only in this way can you get what you want.
• Highlight your position. In some cases, it is the design of a non-standard house that allows the client not only to realize his ambitions, but also to emphasize status.

Construction of non-standard buildings

There are many reasons why people choose unusual-looking houses outside the city. The main one is the desire to live in the bosom of nature, set up a garden and enjoy solitude. In addition, at present, it has become easier to formalize construction, the state has simplified the procedure for registration required documents: you can build the mansions of your dreams even today.

It is important to choose professionals in their field who can be entrusted with such a responsible event. Only rational planning, taking into account the features of the relief, terrain, soil and landscape, will help you get an unusual but comfortable cottage that combines comfort, coziness and bright appearance.

During construction, an important role is given to climatic factors. Humidity, average annual temperature, wind strength and other geophysical indicators can significantly affect the location of your building and determine the choice of construction technology. Experts argue that the life of residential premises and auxiliary buildings directly depends on the main load-bearing structures. These are foundations, walls, ceilings, roofs. Each of the stages of construction requires certain knowledge, qualifications and skills - especially when it comes to an atypical implementation of the idea. Only by using the involvement of specialists, you will avoid fatal mistakes, eliminating the likelihood of deformations, cracks and collapses.

Unusual designs also require a unique approach. That is why a single team of highly specialized specialists should be engaged in the implementation of the task. It is worth ordering drawings, diagrams and construction works in one firm. Full complex installation, construction and finishing services from experienced craftsmen - a guarantee excellent result. In addition, such companies are responsible and give a guarantee for all types of work.

Now many people are thinking about environmental factor, while wood is a natural material for the construction of classical and original buildings. In such a house there will always be a pleasant, forest aroma, which will certainly cheer up the residents.

Another advantage is the low cost of the structure. A wooden house will be much cheaper to build than a brick house.

Also, this natural material has a low thermal conductivity. In the summer in such a building it will be cool, and in the winter it will be warm. A wooden house is easier and faster to warm up.

For aesthetes, such buildings will seem very comfortable and cozy. Warm color palette, if you choose light tree species, it will create an unusual and favorable atmosphere. For lovers of a strict style, we can choose dark rocks to create an atypical, but seasoned, atmosphere in the house.

What are the original wooden buildings?

Majority unusual projects wooden houses are embodied in America. One of these is a chic cottage designed by Blitz. Large panoramic windows, light walls, created from cedar siding, the excellent design of the building from the inside allows you to blur the line between nature and home.

Other houses with interesting idea created in different styles:

1. Building on the Volga. The author of the project is Peter Kostelov. The peculiarity of the dwelling is that as many as 3 different finishes material - traditional, exotic and modern. The building was built on the basis of frame-panel technology. You can live in it not only in the warm season, but also in winter, because. the dwelling is insulated mineral plates and insulating films.
2. Residential building in Yaroslavl. Recognized the best project wooden structure in 2013. Consists of 2 floors, which makes it multifunctional. Below are the kitchen, bathroom, guest room, swimming pool, garage, and above - the bedrooms. The originality of the house is that rounded larch beams were used.
3. Double building. Outwardly looks like ordinary room in classical style, but in fact this building is very mobile and always ready to be transported. Convenient for people who do not like to live in one place for a long time. It has sewerage, running water, electricity.

For those who appreciate the environmental friendliness of the building, sphere houses with moss or other plants on the roof are suitable. Atypical shape gives the room an unusual appearance.

Why choose us?

We value our customers, so we are ready to implement their craziest ideas. First, we carefully listen to the preferences of the customer, after which we create an original layout of the future building. We select and see how different light and dark tree species will look. If necessary, we redesign the project until the client is completely satisfied with the layout of his future special building.

Wooden house - yacht club office

House above ground

Idea to put wooden house It is no coincidence that many designers are attracted to high “legs”, because its implementation requires a certain level of professionalism from them, the ability to find non-standard solutions and accurately calculate all parameters structural elements. In addition, it is interesting from a purely practical point of view: the building on long narrow supports occupies a minimum of space and does not restrict freedom of movement on the ground.

It was possible to successfully cope with such a task, for example, specialists German company WeberHaus, who set out to build an original playhouse for children in their own amusement park. A wonderful building called Baumraum ("Tree Space") is almost cylindrical shape they installed on seven thin crossed logs of Siberian pine. You can climb inside by a ladder that goes around a nearby tree and goes out to a wide suspended platform - a veranda. The interior of the house is simple and functional: a bench stretches along the perimeter of the room with soft pillows, on the walls and ceiling - a photo image of juicy green foliage, big windows let in maximum sunlight.

If desired, on high wooden supports in our time it is not so difficult to install not only a house of a streamlined or classical rectangular shape, but also more original in terms of construction - asymmetric, with a broken contour. The device of a flat operated roof will help to make it more functional. Narrow wooden poles from pine or larch are suitable for lightweight structures. They are durable, weigh relatively little and can be used in areas with problematic soil or with an abundance of large trees having a powerful root system.

streamlined shape, natural materials and the natural colors of the Baumraum house by WeberHaus make it possible to harmoniously fit it into the surrounding landscape

House - bridge

Vertical wooden supports became the basis (in direct and figuratively) a kind of wooden house-bridge, invented by the architect Totan Kuzembaev and located in a picturesque place on the banks of the Klyazma reservoir.

When implementing the project, it was necessary to preserve the surrounding forest landscape and harmoniously fit into it a gallery-type residential facility with a swimming pool. And these problems were solved in an original way. The two-story building, complemented by a covered footbridge with an observation deck, stands on the edge of the ravine, literally hanging over it.

They want it to be unusual, different from the rest.

Some are not shy about spending big money for uniqueness, others are trying to make their home as environmentally friendly as possible, and still others are building a budget option.

Here is just a small list of houses with unusual architectural ideas.

1. A house balancing on a rock

This house has been standing on a stone for 45 years. He is in Serbia, and maybe this is not the most the best place for relaxation, swimmers will appreciate its uniqueness.

The idea of ​​such a house was first proposed in 1968 by several young swimmers, and in next year the house was already ready. It has only one room.

It's amazing how he managed to stand on a stone, considering strong winds that blow in that area.

2. Hobbit house

Photographer Simon Dale spent about $5,200 to transform small plot land into a house that remarkably resembles the residence of one of the characters in the Lord of the Rings novel.

Dale built a house for his family in just 4 months. His father-in-law helped him.

The house has several eco-friendly details, including wood waste for floor coverings, lime plaster(instead of cement) for walls, straw bales on dry masonry, dry closet, solar panels for electricity, and a supply of water from a spring nearby.

3. House under the dome

After spending 6 years and $9,000, Steve Areen managed to build his dream home.

This building is located in Thailand. The main part of the house required 2/3 of the total investment, and Steve spent the remaining $3,000 on furnishing.

The house has a place to relax, a hammock, a private pond, and almost everything inside the house is made from natural materials.

4. Floating house

The architect Dymitr Malсew worked on the design of this house. From the name it is clear why this building is unique.

Mobile House built on a floating platform. This location offers amazing views of the surrounding nature.

original houses

5. Tiny house

This little house called "Tiny House", has an area of ​​only 18 square meters. meters. Its author was the architect Macy Miller. They worked on the house for about two years, using a lot of things made with their own hands.

Despite its compactness, in the house you can find everything that a person needs for a comfortable stay.

The idea came architect when Maisie got tired of paying crazy money for her old home.

At this stage, she continues to improve her new home.

6. House from old windows

Photographer Nick Olson and designer Lilah Horwitz cost $500 to build this house.

For several months, they collected old discarded windows to create a house in the mountains in West Virginia.

7. House of cargo containers

Four 12-meter containers were converted into one house, which was called El Tiemblo House. This house is located in the city of Avila, Spain.

The designer of this project is the studio James & Mau Arquitectura, and it was built by specialists from Infiniski.

The total area of ​​the building is 190 sq. meters. The construction of the entire complex took approximately 6 months and 140,000 euros.

8 School Bus House

Architecture student Hank Butitta decided to use his knowledge to turn an old school bus he bought online into a home.

To convert the bus into a modular mobile home, he used an old floor from gym and plywood.

In 15 weeks he completed his bold project which he turned into his own home.

9. Water tower house

After purchasing an old water tower in central London, Leigh Osborne and Graham Voce decided to renovate it.

They spent 8 months transforming old design in a new, modern residential building.

The multi-storey apartment, located in the center of the tower, has large windows, and top part The building offers a view of all the nature around.

10. House from a train car

The carriage from the Great Northern Railway X215 train was converted into comfortable room for housing. This house is located in Essex, Montana.

The car has been completely renovated and now has everything from the kitchen and bathroom to the master bedroom and even a gas fireplace.

11. Mobile house made of logs

The house was built by Hans Liberg and is located in Hilversum, the Netherlands.

Thanks to its structure, the house merges with nature and becomes almost invisible among the trees, especially with closed windows.

Inside the house is made in the style of minimalism. Many details are made by hand.

Eco friendly houses

12. House from a silo granary

The grain silo boasts a large volume that can be used to create good home area 140-190 sq. meters.

In addition, the structure itself is quite economical. It is worth noting that the many have appreciated all the advantages of such a home, including Don and Carolyn Riedlinger (Don Riedlinger, Carolyn Riedlinger) from Gilbert, Arizona, USA.

They even managed to connect three grain silos at once to create a kind of estate.

13. Eco-friendly micro house

The project, called NOMAD, is an affordable alternative for those who want to call themselves a homeowner.

The microhouse, designed by designer Ian Lorne Kent, costs $30,000.

The compact building is only 3x3 meters, but its design, especially the large windows, gives the impression that the house is much larger.

According to the developer, to assemble such a house, you need only one assistant and one week.

14. Dumpster house

Californian designer Gregory Kloehn has turned garbage containers in Brooklyn to his own house.

Similar to one-room apartment The 42-year-old designer's building has been completely renovated and now has everything you need for a normal living.

There is in the corner small kitchen with microwave oven and a mini oven.

In addition, the house has a bedroom with a place for things built under it.

There is also an outdoor toilet and shower. The shower is supplied with water from a 22-litre rainwater tank. The tank is on the roof of the house.

15. House powered by solar energy

Named Halo, this home is 60 sq. meters and was developed by Team Sweden - a group of 25 students from Technical University Chalmers, Sweden.

House Uses solar energy and built using renewable materials.

Solar panels installed above the house play two roles at once - they supply the house with electricity and are the roof of the entire structure.

house in the forest

16. House among the trees

Instead of cutting down trees to clear land for a house, architect Keisuke Kawaguchi of K2 Design decided to build a chain of several living spaces that bypass the trees.

The building is located in the city of Yonago, Japan and is called "Residence in Daizen". It is a multi-room house connected by short corridors and surrounded by nature.

17. Japanese forest house

Using local materials, kayak racing instructor Brian Schulz, who also builds boats, has created his own oasis in the forests of Oregon, USA.

The house takes Japanese design beauty to the other side of the world.

18. Modern house hobbit

Dutch architecture firm SeARCH has teamed up with Christian Muller Architects to create a house that is built into a hillside in Valls, Switzerland.

From a technical point of view, the house is underground, but its entire courtyard with a terrace opens onto open space.

The structure of the house allows you to see the one who went out into the courtyard, all the beauties of nature.

19. A house built into a cave

This house is located in Festus, Missouri. It is built into a sand cave. Initially, Kurt Sleeper (Curt Sleeper) found a place on one of the eBay auctions - the cave was only 30 kilometers from the house where he lives with his wife.

Soon op purchased the place and turned it into a home. It took him almost 5 months to become the owner of this place and more than 4 years to complete the construction.

Inside is always warm and felt surrounding nature so that the family may not even go out.

20. Underground house in the desert

This semi-underground stone house, designed by Deca Architecture, merges with environment rural part of Greece.

The house is half hidden underground, which does not affect the surrounding nature in any way.

The house is located on the Greek island of Antiparos.