Style
Materials and added elements determine the exterior panels and the whole building.
The most visible part of a building is the front.
Changing elements and materials will
1. Foundation
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2. CLT module
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3. Exterior panels
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4. Roof
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5. Gable endings
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6. Annex
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7. Green house
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8. Interior finishing
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9. Green
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10. Extensions
The modules feature
• Built in furniture
• Built in installations
• Exchangeable
• Expandable
• Stackable
Added elements
• Canopies of translucent solar panels
• Greenhouses on the roof to grow vegetables
• Roof gardens
• Galleries and stairwells
• Tea for Two fences, balconies and bay windows
Adding different elements give numerous combinations.
In 1994 I won the Public Rotterdam Design prize with Tea for Two balconies.
My first compact design still sells after 25 years.
With pre-installed anchors Tea for Two elements can be added at any time.
A happy customer on his Tea for Two balcony, mounted in one day.
Like with Compact Homes, the furniture is integrated and some elements may vary.
