Saturday, 16 July 2005 |
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It's the Swiss Chalet of cubby-houses that's reinventing the home office. Tomahouse is in da house, or rather, the yard. The last word in state of the art cabins, the Tomahouse can be erected in under four hours and dismantled in just one. Tomahouse was designed in Bali by Australian born architect Shinta Seregar and draws its technical elements from German structural engineering. The brainchild of Frank Thoma, it's essentially a portable work space, rich in aesthetics, and high in practicality. Measuring just 4 meters squared, the Tomahouse costs around $15,000, and considering it usually looks better than the house along side it, it's worth every cent."
by Billy T
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DO IT YOURSELF 
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