House Anton II, designed by Manfred Lux and Antxon Cánovas near Augsburg, Germany, introduces dismantlable, glue-free timber architecture. This innovative structure emphasizes ecological architecture with its digitally fabricated framework allowing full disassembly and reuse. Built on an adaptable 80-centimeter structural grid, it can be scaled from one to three stories. Its design features angled supports for structural integrity and shading, while sustainably sourced timber reinforces the ecological commitment, making it a significant example of modern resource-efficient living.
House Anton II exemplifies modern ecological architecture through its dismantlable, glue-free timber design, promoting resource-efficient living while ensuring structural innovation and adaptability.
The design of House Anton II emphasizes a commitment to sustainability, using unprocessed local materials and honoring history through its construction choices, showcasing ecological responsibility.
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