Spanish architecture firm MYCC created a beautiful getaway in a remote location in the northeast corner of the Iberian peninsula where there are ocean views and an abundance of eucalyptus trees. Inspired by nature, this prefabricated home features a forest design created from perforations on the surface of the exterior.
Photos by Fernando Guerra/FG+SG.
[via Designboom]
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4 Comments
Adam Sturm on 08.03.2010 at 13:31 PM
I love the shadows that play across the floor when sunlight streams in. It looks very cozy. I like it, even if it is a prefab home. I’d live in it!
Cristina on 08.03.2010 at 15:33 PM
Very cool :) I love the perforations, and the game of light and shadows they create.
Isak Winther on 08.10.2010 at 17:05 PM
Reminds me of a this work I did a few years back ( http://www.behance.net/gallery/Far-shoe-store-Reykjavik/457285 ) . It really worked out nice. I love this though, the first picture just blew my mind.
Stinky Rutherford on 03.29.2012 at 18:19 PM
Clearly this is just a rendering.
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