Design Module+, a house made up of 2000 pieces of wood where you can rediscover nature
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Module+, a house made up of 2000 pieces of wood where you can rediscover nature

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Giulia Guido
Module | Collater.al

Nguyen Khac Phuoc Architects and Dang+Partners have worked together to create a mini house with a unique structure and a simple, minimalist style. Module+ is a cabin designed specifically for tea farmers and the few tourists who venture into the Tea Hills of Vietnam, whose project aimed to minimize the impact on the surrounding environment, which has remained almost untouched over the years.

The peculiarity of Module+ is the fact that it is built using only 2000 pieces of wood in the shape of a cross, which, in three days, have been embedded with each other and have given rise to a small hut of 6 square meters that allows those inside to enjoy all the beauty offered by nature.

The thousands of modules that make it up to represent the productive and indissoluble connection between man, architecture and nature.

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Written by Giulia Guido

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