Angled cabins for Svenstrupgård

Adjacent to the Svenstrupgård shelter in Svenstrup, eight identical timber tiny houses have been built, positioned among the trees in part of the shelter’s garden.

The houses were manufactured as finished units at our factory in Engesvang and installed on pad foundations—both factors that make it possible to relocate the houses should the need arise.

Each house consists of a single module, built with a timber frame on a steel base frame. Each 25 m² house includes a functional living area with kitchenette, a sleeping area, and a small bathroom.

Each house has its own small terrace in natural-coloured larch boards, enclosed by a beech hedge, allowing residents to enjoy the outdoor surroundings while still having a degree of privacy.

Inside, the walls are clad with rustic boards, the floor is finished with pine boards, and the ceilings consist of white-painted plasterboard.

Externally, the houses are clad in black-painted larch in a combination of vertical and horizontal boards, with white doors and window frames to create contrast. The roof surfaces are covered with black roofing felt with battened seams.