6 Best Homes to Live Far From People

Living outside of normal communications and conveniences, and using only natural resources such as the sun or wind, is one of the modern ways of rebelling against the system. Designers proved that the average person does not need to sacrifice comfort and habitual way to live in this way. You do not need to spend your life in a tent or in a dugout like a hobbit to become completely self-sufficient and independent of the bustle of the city. Currently, about 1.7 billion people live without electricity, running water and sewerage worldwide. Every person who changes a large city for a secluded refuge away from civilization has a goal. Some want to cut carbon emissions, some want to save money to prepare for the collapse of the oil economy, and some want to be independent. In any case, now all over the world housing is being built far from the usual civilization.




Refuge du Goûter (creator of Group-H)

Located at 12,582 feet above sea level, the Vault du Guette is a magnificent alpine shelter created by the architectural studio Group-H. The highest mountain building in France gets all the energy it needs from the sun and wind.




Alpine Capsule (Ross Lovegrove)

One of the most striking creations of Ross Lovegrove studio - futuristic structure Alpine Capsule - was designed specifically to harmonize with the environment. The walls of the capsule, which is powered by solar panels and a wind turbine, are made of mirror glass. This opens up a magnificent circular view of the surrounding landscape from the inside of the structure.




Chamfer House (S-Archetype)

Designed to live and work away from the hustle and bustle of city life, the tiny and stylish Chamfer House was designed by S-Archetype studio. The house is shaped like a cube and made of environmentally friendly materials. The interior of the building is bright and open. It is ideal for a modern, nomadic lifestyle.




Stamp House (Charles Wright Architects)

Located on the edge of a lake in Queensland, Australia, the odd-looking Stamp House was designed by Charles Wright Architects. The unique house in the shape of a six-pointed star is made of precast concrete and is able to withstand even in the center of a destructive tornado.




MercuryHouseOne (Architecture and Vision)

MercuryHouseOne looks like a smooth bean that someone put on a clearing in the middle of the forest. Thanks to the latest technologies of lighting, video and sound, which is equipped with a portable capsule for living from the Studio Architecture and Vision, it can be placed in any area.




Floating Hotel (Sigge Architects)

The luxury floating hotel will be built by Sigge Architects in Qatar specifically for the 2022 World Cup. The stylish hotel, where you can escape the heat, was designed as an alternative accommodation for football fans who will come to the Arab state for the largest football event.

Source: www.ecobyt.ru/