The work of Swedish architects, Elding Oscarson is this townhouse located in Lanskrona, Sweden. It’s only five metres wide and has an area of seventy five square metres. The Swedish firm did a great job to utlize the small space to the fullest. We love clean and minimal design so they get bonus points too.

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Found in the center of Antwerp is this house designed by Britt Crepain, Stefan Spaens, and Joep Debie of CSD Architecten. The house serves as the home for Britt and Stefan, and although it only totals just over 500 square feet, there is a basement, a ground floor, 4 split-levels and a roof terrace. They have optimized every square inch of the house and used it to its full potential, and thanks to the huge windows, it’s always bathed in light.

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Thanks to Iwan Baan, we bring you images from House H designed by Sou Fujimoto.

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We don’t often cover architecture, but when we stumbled onto this house, we couldn’t resist. It’s called the Hemeroscopium House, and is located in Madrid. It’s made from gigantic concrete beams and is topped off with a huge granite stone that serves as a counterweight. It was erected in only seven days, but it took a year to plan it all out.

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