A 2-storey barn / garage. Similar to the A9 barn, though more spacious. This project can house several vehicles, as well as providing an enclosed space for it. Architecturally traditional and simple with a bit of traditional carpentry accents. A multi functional project for the countryside home or farm house. The first floor mainly serves as a carport for vehicles up to 2,7 m in height, therefore multi-functional. A bathroom and storage space is provided on the right wing o

A compact, modern CLT cabin with a built-up area of less than 60m2. The architectural style could be described as universal, suitable for

A compact two-storey timber frame cottage for up to 4 people. A traditional four-slope roof construction with roof-windows, ensuring maximum natural light on both floors. The design proposes an open, partially wrap-around terrace extension for outdoor grilling and leisure. The entrance is organized through the start of the terrace/porch area, where a storage unit and chimney are located. Further leading through a dining area and living room combined, the space concludes with

Another modern timber frame cabin, with a built-up area of around 100 m2, designed for active people with dynamic lifestyles. A special feature of this cabin is an insulated garage, serving as a workshop where you can tune up your motorcycle or maintain your hobby equipment without losing touch with the rest of the family. The entrance to the building is through the insulated garage door. A sliding glass door connects the garage with the living room and the kitchen, creating

Large Barn – A 119 m² timber frame farm building with a spacious attic. Traditional construction and form are paired with a modern facade.

Romantic grill cabin - outdoor kitchen spanning 25m², boasting Northern European historic wooden architectural elements, adorned with classic decor and intricate joinery. The cabin's covered porch provides shelter for the wide sliding front door, which can be left open during calm weather, seamlessly connecting the space to the garden. At the heart of the layout sits a grill equipped with an extractor hood, surrounded by steps where hungry guests can gather. To the right side

A classic barn with a construction area of 88 m2 stands as a cornerstone of the farm even today. It's advisable to commence the development of your homestead with this building. The barn serves multiple purposes, including agricultural machinery storage, a workshop, storage for hobby equipment, and even sleeping quarters in the attic—providing a sufficient setup for living as well. Moreover, the versatile nature of the shed makes it suitable for creative ventures such as an a

A compact 4-sleeper timber frame camping cabin for the countryside or seaside with a traditional look and a small terrace extension. Two bunk-beds and a symmetrical plan, a small dining area by the window with a view. Timber frame structure Architectural drawing set price: € 240. The price for the solid timber frame structure - € 6188 (excl VAT) EXW factory, based on the configuration shown in the last illustration. The structure is designed for installation on pale foundati

This timber frame square gazebo with partial glazing on three sides, and two sliding doors is designed for enjoying quality time outdoors during the warm season. Crafted with a robust timber frame and topped with a classic hipped roof , it offers both aesthetic appeal and long-lasting durability. The construction and architecture of it is kept as minimal as possible, accentuating the glazing and opening the inner space to the outer deck and surroundings. Three of its sides

A compact firewood shed with a traditional look and partially enclosed facades. Perfectly suited for both firewood and gardening tool storage, this timber frame shed combines functionality with timeless design. Its open yet sheltered structure ensures proper airflow for drying firewood, while the enclosed sides offer protection from the elements. The base construction includes a built-in floor frame. To keep roofing costs lower, the design allows for omitting the roof decking