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Designed by London-based architectural firm dRMM, The Sliding House fits nicely into the barn and shed aesthetic of its rural countryside environment. But with the flip of a switch, the red barn exterior slides back to reveal a modern glass facade. The house is really three separate buildings in a row, with a sliding "skin" that allows for maximum flexibility in lighting and mood. More details here.
Via Inhabitat.
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wonderful concept
Posted by: Negut Sebastian Codrut | February 21, 2009 at 06:46 AM
I love this idea, but something about the red inside section reminds me of a dog. And not in a good way. Bad male dogs and females in heat. Please go get me that garden hose. We are gonna need to separate these two...
Posted by: twitter.com/sheffus | February 26, 2009 at 02:38 PM