CG Archi­tec­tes, Modu­lar houses

The French group of archi­tects CG Archi­tec­tes has designed and imple­men­ted a modern modu­lar hou­se made of modu­les simi­lar to our pro­ducti­on of Com­fort­Li­ne. The buil­ding archi­tectu­ral expres­si­on is affec­ted using the ridi­gi­ty of modu­les, that offers pla­cing modu­les across with over­han­ges, which also deter­mi­ned the pro­ject name as Crossbox.

The hou­se is made of four modu­les and is loca­ted in French Brit­ta­ny. The modern resi­den­ce is coa­ted with ease of main­ta­nan­ce and smart faca­de. The inte­ri­or is bright and sim­ply equip­ped. The roof of modu­les pla­ced on the ground flo­or is equip­ped with ​„gre­en roof“ like terra­ce. Modu­le over­hang offers a sha­dow for cars par­king on par­king pla­ce loca­ted under the overhang.

The who­le hou­se is designed to be built of four modu­les. Two of them make the ground flo­or, whe­re is a living room, dining room and kit­chen and the other two modu­les make up the first flo­or. The upper modu­les are pla­ced cross-wise on the bot­tom modu­les. The­re are situa­ted bedro­oms. Whi­le it may appear in the tra­di­ti­o­nal view that a modu­lar hou­se is too avant-gar­de for the locati­on of the current housing area, but in fact the who­le pro­ject is a well-execu­ted exam­ple of a modu­lar archi­tectu­re and a good exam­ple for inspiration.

The group of archi­tects CG Archi­tec­tes has designed except the fami­ly hou­ses also the using of modu­les for terra­ce houses.