France
H2O Architectes
258 sq. ft. (24 meters sq.)
Adapting to small living spaces has always been a challenge. This is not only a challenge in big urban cities, but also everywhere else where space is at a premium. In France, a family builds a living space for a teenager; it is arranged into four split levels, dividing the 12m² space. It’s made out of birch plywood and allows for washing, sleeping, studying and playing. The pavilion is located in the backyard. The intent of the original design was to enable a teenager to live independently and autonomously.
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Posted by: marquee flooring | November 19, 2009 at 05:58 AM
Is the person in the photograph the teen that resides there? Does the door to enter the 'château' really open over a stair?
Posted by: Felix | July 27, 2009 at 03:45 PM
it worries me that there's a sink on the stairs. what sink doesn't end up with puddles in front of it? a puddle on a stair landing is a scary proposition. also in two places the barriers between floor space and the drop onto the staircase below, are only about knee high. someone could trip over those and fall to his/her death. they should be higher. and i don't see any window in the WC wall; an amazing oversight- maybe they just forgot to include it in the picture here. if it's missing, the air in that whole space will get pretty foetid.
Posted by: hz_to_NikFromNYC | July 27, 2009 at 08:04 AM
Ima teen. I'd love it. Don't care if the parents wanted me away from them. At all.
Posted by: gabe reyes | July 27, 2009 at 02:08 AM
me:
it's bigger than you think.
personally i think having that as a teenager would be the ultimate utilization of space for one of such age. all you'd need is a computer, fridge, bed and something to cook with and you'd be set. we can all chill the fuck out on the grass.
Posted by: jaysus | July 25, 2009 at 11:36 PM
I see a great space for a teenager or even a single adult. If you look at the drawing you can see where a bed would go and a"wc" is in behind the sink although the door isn't shown. A small apartment size refrigerator and a microwave oven would all fit in nicely. Step outside to the big house and have dinner with the folks. I would trade my cluttered 1500sqft home for something like this.
Posted by: Wright Behindu | July 25, 2009 at 09:23 PM
what is the point in this space? it is a loner zone. What can you possibly do or accomblish in this space, I see only a computer. there is no fridge, no bed, no washroom and no room for friends to hang out to come and be comfortable. you cannot really live independantly in this space if there is no way to survive independantly in this space. It is more like an oversized tree house, and for that it is very nice, but otherwise it really seems to serve no purpose. If i was a teenage and my parents gave this to me, I would take it as a sign that they really dont want me around that much, and dont really care for my survival. What a waste of matterials.
Posted by: me | July 25, 2009 at 07:58 PM
Do you mean 'fun living in a castle'? Then it should read 'un château'.
wicked apartment, though.
Posted by: Victoire | April 09, 2009 at 11:23 PM