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MocoLoco gives us a peek at Architect Franklin Azzi's "Shelter House" in its realized form. As described on the website, Shelter House is
"a sustainable design for a house in Normandy in Yport, where the
structure is entirely made of wood, with water recuperation and solar
panels for all domestic needs. The external skin will be made of a
fabric, it's a convertible house." Check out more photos here.
Image via MocoLoco
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