Prefabricated houses seem to be the future of construction. They are equipped with every comfort, have a really affordable price and can be built anywhere. What solution did they find in Japan?
Photo by Muji
living in one big city he can have his own advantages and disadvantages. In the first case with a the most important shops within reach and above all different options to choose from, it is undoubtedly something relevant.
Despite it many prefer rest, the silence and cleanliness of the air in slightly more remote and distant areas than in the large centers. Living in close contact with nature In fact, it also has its great advantages and will certainly guarantee you a much healthier life as well as a constant, refreshing and pleasant contact with nature.
It is particularly suitable for this specific lifestyle People with certain needs and characteristicsthat were designed different structures Precisely with the aim of making life in the country easier and more pleasant.
Prefabricated houses: the house for rural areas
Photo by Muji
One such project was suggested by one Japanese studio called Muji, known and appreciated all over the world, precisely for its minimalist style and the simplicity that characterizes its constructions, but also furnishing accessories and office supplies. Thanks to its extensive experience in the field, this studio has actually created a one-story prefab house called “ Yes? NO, whose main strength is the fact that it has one huge outdoor terrace This allows outdoor and indoor activities to be perfectly combined in a functional and simple way.
The structure is indeed Ideal for rural and suburban living and it is the first house without stairs, built from wood by Muji and launched back in 2004. In terms of size, this house is 74 square meters and it is ideal in a market where the small and minimalist houses Japan’s suburbs are increasingly sought after and valued because they can offer new, dynamic and healthy lifestyles.
As for the Y’s exterior finish? No, the houses, that’s it in Japanese chestnut and is characterized by resilience Galvalume steel sheet roof. The feature is currently only available in Japan Cost of 15,980,000 yen or approximately €127,200.
A minimal accommodation
Photo by Muji
The compactness of this house offers that maximum comfortoccupy very little space and functional division ed balanced indoor and outdoor spacesThe. At the same time, we are talking about a rather flexible structure that is capable of this adapt to different needs the owner. It is characterized by magnificent light wooden floors and white walls, in keeping with the simplest and most eclectic tastes.
The side of the house features three very high doors allow that Access to the outdoor terrace, equipped with a lowered segment that can be used as a fire pit or garden. In this way a sense of continuity is created with the interior part of the house to make it as unified as possible. The Muji studio decided to design the structure in exactly this way stimulate both indoor and outdoor life. Owners can easily and quickly transport furniture and furnishings from inside to outside and vice versa. This would be possible thanks to the continuity created by the bridge that leads from one of the rooms of the house to the outside.
Prefabricated houses: pictures and photos
The new types of prefabricated houses are in no way inferior to traditional houses. However, they are much more practical and efficient solutions for those who want to live away from the chaos of the city or do not have great economic opportunities.
