Wooden Prefabricated House Custom Atlas

The Wooden Prefabricated House Custom Atlas can refer to the design concepts, structural features, and spatial layouts of the following cases:

1. Brette Haus's BASIC Prefabricated House: Modular Foldable Design

This house centers around foldable modules, connecting three independent units via hinges for easy transportation and rapid assembly. Its interior space is compact and efficient:

• Area: 15 square meters indoors, totaling 22 square meters including the patio, suitable for small families or vacation use.
• Functional Zoning:
  • Downstairs: Integrated with a small kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and an open-plan leisure dining area to meet basic living needs;
  • Upstairs Mezzanine: Features a double bed and a rest area, utilizing vertical space to enhance living density.
• Design Highlights: The modular structure can be flexibly expanded to adapt to different terrains and user needs, making it suitable as a temporary residence or vacation cottage.

2. Backcountry Hut Company's System 01 Prefabricated Cabin: Rapid Assembly and Terrain Adaptability

This case emphasizes construction efficiency and terrain versatility, with the shell prefabricated in the factory and assembled on-site in just one week without mechanical assistance:

• Area: 17 square meters, with a compact yet fully functional spatial layout.
• Functional Zoning:
  • Ground Floor: Open-plan lounge, kitchen, and bathroom to meet daily living needs;
  • Loft: Sleeping or storage space, optimizing the use of small areas through vertical zoning.
• Design Highlights: Lightweight structure and standardized components reduce construction difficulty, making it suitable for remote areas or emergency housing scenarios.

3. Minas Residence: Integration of Natural Materials and Landscape

This residence primarily uses engineered wood, stone, and glass, emphasizing harmonious coexistence with the natural environment:

• Area: 280 square meters, with a double-story structure suitable for long-term residence.
• Functional Zoning:
  • Public Areas: Open-plan living room and kitchen, introducing natural light through floor-to-ceiling glass to enhance spatial transparency;
  • Private Areas: The master suite is located at the end of a private wing, utilizing a softly curved layout to protect privacy;
  • Auxiliary Spaces: An artificial pond and stone walls extend the facade, combining landscape and functionality.
• Design Highlights:
  • Delta-shaped Floor Plan: Optimizes view guidance, framing the horizon landscape;
  • Modular Construction: Double-layer glulam columns are installed in 15 days, and a flat roof combined with EVA film achieves natural waterproofing, shortening the construction period.

Custom Atlas Recommendations: Combine the modular design, spatial efficiency optimization, and material selection from the above cases, adjusting the scale and functional zoning according to user needs, while focusing on structural expandability and environmental adaptability.