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The Sung Barn 35 m²

The Snug Barn

Visualization of The Sung Barn 35 m² project The all-year-round frame house The Sung Barn 35 m² is a block on a rectangular plan. The gable roof with a slope of 45° gives it a familiar, traditional character. The lack of eaves and large windows on one of the gable walls are a sign of

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The Hood Barn 35 m²

The hood barn

Visualization of The Hood Barn 35 m² project The Hood Barn 35 m2 will work both as a year-round house and a summer house. Its simple form refers to the best architectural traditions – a block on a rectangular plan, a gable roof with an inclination of 41° and a large terrace adjacent to the

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The Diamond Barn 35 m²

Diamond barn

Visualization of The Diamond Barn project 35 m² The Diamond Barn 35 m² surprises from almost every side. The rear façade is entirely made up of one of the slopes of the gable roof with an inclination of 74°. The second slope, with an inclination of 16°, covers most of the body and creates a

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The Flippy Barn 35 m²

flippy barn 35

Visualization of the modular house The Flippy Barn 35 m² The Flippy Barn 35 m² is a building on the plan of an elongated rectangle. A simple body and a gable roof without eaves bring to mind the Scandinavian style. A terrace with a pergola adjoins one of the gable walls, providing a place to

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The Family Barn 35 m²

Family barn

Visualization of The Family Barn project 35 m² Elegant and at the same time familiar from the outside and functional and family inside – this is the quintessence of The Family Barn 35 m² project. It is a building on a rectangular plan, although the pergola (optional) gives it an L-shape. Thanks to this, the

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The Classic Barn 35 m²

Dom classic barn

Visualization of the modular house The Classic Barn 35 m² An elegant and stylish “modern barn” with a usable area of ​​35 m² spread over a functionally arranged ground floor and a small mezzanine. Huge windows on the south side provide optimal lighting of the rooms and the possibility of using natural thermal energy. See

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