Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Bathroom with open window
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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View through the boat
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Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Unfolded sofa bed
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Transformable sofa in living area
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Cabinet with foldable desk
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Sofa detailing
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Practical storage space underneath flooring
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Sliding windows allow for connection to nature
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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"Boat office"
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Afternoon sunlight coming in
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Johanna Link
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Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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On the outside deck
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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Tiny home on the water
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Johanna Link
Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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View at outer deck
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Solar + Design = Tiny Home on the Water
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The boat on tour
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Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
Pedestrians as well as cyclists can use the bridge. It has a cycle path and a footpath, distinguished from each other by their coloured surfaces. The cycle path is a brownish yellow or light ochre, and the footpath is anthracite in colour.
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Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
The bridge is made of steel and rests on V-shaped grey steel columns with cut-away corners
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Architectural studio ZJA
Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
At its highest point, over the highway where cars and trams pass, the deck is almost eight metres above street level
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Architectural studio ZJA
Construction Begins on Longest Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Flanders, Belgium
Architectural studio ZJA
The steps that give access to the bridge at the tram stop match the design and appear transparent. They are also elongated and shallow enough to ensure a comfortable climb to the bridge deck.
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The Apple Tree house: A Modernist Glass Residence Embracing Nature at its Core
ACDF Architecture
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Adrien Williams
The Apple Tree house: A Modernist Glass Residence Embracing Nature at its Core
ACDF Architecture
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Adrien Williams
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