One third of the structure is the enclosed part of the home; a two-level, 50 square-meter living space possessing a homey, traditional charm. Completing the home is the veranda, which is both open and closed at the same time. Triangle shapes cut through the timber facades, which strikingly frame the surrounding landscape. In contrast to the traditional look of the attached living space, the veranda exudes an industrial vibe, true to its function as a storage room, garage, workshop, and an ideal space for butchering deer.

Given its immense potential, 1/3 House definitely has a huge potential for change. “One of the most interesting things about this building is that in the future it may end up resembling a completely traditional local farmhouse, once all the area has been converted,” the architects say. “As such, something that started as an unusual building will gradually develop to become more traditional.” More from the architecture studio here.