This tube house in suburban Saigon looks ike a residential structure, a spa and a Buddhist retreat rolled into one.
According to ArchDaily, the townhouse was built in 2017 and is currently the home of a seven-member household. Therefore, the minds behind H.A. Architects faced a challenge: how to provide ample living space for seven people on a four-by-eighteen lot.
LESS house was designed to overcome these spatial limitations: the partitions separating rooms are movable and the corridor also doubles as space for a bathroom. The abode incorporates distinctly Asian elements such as futon beds, Buddhism-themed decorations and extensive use of natural wood.
Have a gander at Saigon’s LESS house below:
[Photos via ArchDaily]
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