This wooden prefabricated house is completed by French architectural studio Atelier Ordinaire. It has a wonderfully homey aesthetic and a certain warmth that can only be communicated by this kind of material.
The property is located in Beaune — a small town in the Burgundy winemaking region of the country. The warm materials and components for the homey wooden prefabricated house were made off-site which means a more efficient construction, a better spatial fit, as well as lower costs.
The residence boasts square and rectangular windows that allow light to flood the interior, creating a bright and welcoming ambiance. By using almost exclusively timber, the Strasnourg-based firm is able to integrate the structure seamlessly into the natural surroundings and arrange a relaxing space for the owners.
What's Driving This Trend
- Wooden Prefabricated Houses
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- Integration of Natural Surroundings
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Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
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