If you want to own a unique and strange place but don’t have too much money for construction and design, please refer to the super economical and convenient triangular house model below.
Executors Steph and Oliver Gordon created a 430 square foot (40 square meter) triangular house on their cattle ranch in Mudgee (Australia). They used corrugated metal sheets to make the walls and roof for the house, in which the roof tilted 30 degrees and installed heavy solar panels to generate electricity for the house. In addition, the 30-degree inclined roof system also helps homeowners collect rainwater into a storage tank. All windows and doors are double glazed and have wooden frames. The house has polished concrete floors while the interior is mainly decorated with plywood. The bedroom and bathroom spaces are separated by recycled tiles. In the bathroom there is also a dressing table, opposite the dressing table is a door leading to the toilet. The adjoining minimalist kitchen includes a wood-burning fireplace, small gas stove, sink, mini-fridge, and black floating shelves. The kitchen table is extended through the window for the homeowner to eat or work. The open-plan bathroom has both a bathtub and a shower that is positioned to take advantage of the view and can be fitted with a curtain for privacy. After its launch, the model quickly attracted the attention of many Australians, especially in rural areas. In Vietnam, some opinions on social networks believe that this model can be completely applied in rural areas with small families and in tourist and resort areas when the owner or investor. Not much budget for construction.
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