Spanish architecture studio Delavegacanolasso has created a modular, prefabricated cabin that can be ordered online and delivered on the back of a truck to act as a home office, weekend retreat or even a small dwelling.
Called Tini, the compact unit arrives assembled and ready to be placed into a prepared plot. Measuring anywhere between 20 and 102 square metres, the cabin is made in Spain and comes fully furnished.
Tini can be customised with a Corten steel shell
While the standard-sized cabins can be used as home offices, the studio envisions multiple units being connected to be used as homes.
"The main idea is to turn the desire of having your own home from a long, difficult process into a fast solution," Delavegacanolasso co-founder Ignacio de la Vega told Dezeen. "Nowadays everything is so instantaneous while architecture is still so slow that many people wouldn't even think of building their own homes."
Tini's frame can be rendered in different colours including a deep red
The Tini cabin has a galvanised steel frame and an interior panelled with poplar orientated strand board (OSB), with insulation provided by a 12-centimetre-thick layer of recycled cotton.
This off-the-shelf home-office version can be ordered online and comes with a footprint of either 20 or 34 square metres.
Using a customisation tool, buyers can choose between two frame colours, various layouts, "cosy" or "minimalist" material palettes and a connected or self...