The narrow street house, the space is always full of furniture because the area is not allowed, is always the obsession of homeowners who have a modest land fund to build houses in urban areas; don’t worry, learn how to design smart like a house in one of the most densely populated areas of Tokyo (Japan) to solve the problem. The house in the picture has a total area of ​​51 square meters, but thanks to its geometric design, like large and small boxes stacked on top of each other, it creates a spacious and unique feeling for the outside appearance. Thanks to the boxy design, the house has wide open lines throughout, allowing more natural light and air to flow into the house than traditional townhouse designs. The outside of the house is clad in traditional corrugated iron in the shape of horizontal lines. The windows are designed to be larger than usual, breaking the dry industrial facade shape, keeping the house open and bright. Right at the entrance is a staircase next to the semi-basement, where the bedroom and bathroom are located. The interior mainly uses light and gentle colors to create the most spacious and simple feeling for the house. On the semi-basement floor is the kitchen space and also the place to receive guests of the owner. One side includes a kitchen cabinet, the other side will install a TV shelf. In the middle is the dining table and also the reception table. This is where the light is concentrated in the house. From the living room position, there will be a small ladder leading to the top tum, which is considered the terrace of the house, as a place to cool off at night for the owner. The house uses a wooden frame as a support, creating warmth and stability for occupants.

Make the most of the kitchen wall : With a kitchen with an area that is not too large, you can use an empty wall array with shelves, stainless steel bars or wood to hang things. The position of the spice jars in the kitchen is quite important, they should be fixed in a conspicuous place. The wall space above the kitchen table can arrange spice jars or shelves, kitchen cabinets, pan racks. You need to carefully measure the size of the wall to buy the appropriate shelf and shelf. Make the most of the space under the sink : The drawer under the sink is usually quite small, so it is rarely used. You can use this space as a storage place for sundries. Kitchen cleaning tools or trash cans can be hidden under the sink to make the kitchen more aesthetic and tidy. Image: Rev-A-Shelf . Vertical arrangement is a smart way to optimize space, helping you to store more items in the storage shelf. The kitchen utensils will be neatly “planned” into drawers, vertical shelves with divided floors according to use. In addition, the vertical box-shaped deep plastic basket also helps you make better use of the corners in the kitchen cabinets than the round type. Make your own hangers to hide things : Pots and pans can be neatly organized under the sink thanks to homemade racks. In addition, you can use wall cabinets, combined with wall hooks to arrange items, save space for the kitchen. Use the inside of the cabinet door : Some types of sticky hooks will help to store pots and pans neatly behind the kitchen cabinet door. You should choose a wall hook with good grip to keep the kitchen utensils fixed when opening the cabinet door. In addition, you can make a fixed shelf from the 2 walls of the drawer to hang simple items such as ladles, scissors… Increase kitchen counter space : Narrow kitchens often have very small counters. Using various types of drying racks, racks to arrange dishes on top of the sink as shown in the picture help the kitchen counter to be more open, with more area for you to cook. Clip and label leftovers : You use clamps to fix the folds in the food bag, then label the ingredients. This way both preserves ingredients well and helps housewives quickly find cooking food.

Located between Morocco and Tunisia, Algeria is the largest country in Africa and the 10th largest in the world. 4/5 of the country is covered by the Sahara – the hottest desert in the world. This is a desolate, barren land full of rocks… Hardly anyone lives here. Despite the harsh terrain, there are settlements on the northern edge of the Sahara. This place is also known as historic 5 ksours. These are the centuries-old ancient cities of the M’Zab valley. These cities include El-Atteuf (the oldest, founded in 1012), Melika, Bounoura, the holy places of Beni-Isguen and Ghardaïa. A tourist board was established to preserve these 5 ksours. They set quite strict regulations for tourists and Algerians. According to the BBC, the council advises Algerians and tourists to visit the ancient cities only when accompanied by a local guide. In addition, some other behaviors are also prohibited when coming here such as smoking, immodest dress, using mobile phones and taking selfies. Khaled Meghnine, a local guide, said: “We are all friendly and visitors are welcome to come here. However, they must respect the way of life of the people of this area. It is our home. , not the backdrop for a social media post. Nobody here wants that.” Since the 8th century, the Mozabites, a semi-nomadic people with a distinct language Tumzabt, have explored the land. 5 ancient cities are the unique cultural crossroads of the indigenous people of North Africa, the Islamic faith of Ibadi… Currently, the population of these cities is about 360,000 people. “It’s unbelievable how they developed society in this harsh land. That’s why we need to cherish this culture. It’s been around for 1,000 years,” Meghnine said. The roads in these cities are quite narrow, just enough for a donkey to carry cargo. The main road is bigger, enough for the camel to move. The houses are made of stone with a boxy texture. They usually raise a goat for milk and to deal with leftovers. Electricity started appearing here in 1950 and also changed people’s lives more or less. However, many principles remain the same from the old days. For example, when queuing at water pumps, children will be first, then women, then men. The walls of the house are often painted blue to create a feeling of coolness and repel mosquitoes. In Ghardaïa (pictured), the installation of modern signs or billboards is prohibited. This is how they keep the old city intact. Local regulations require that people in small streets specialize in only one product, for example carpets, fruit, vegetables or gold. The merchants here are not very competitive. Instead, they unite and create strong communities. Bargaining is also “implicitly forbidden” because of the respect between the seller and the buyer. Both parties will agree on a reasonable price from the beginning based on honesty. Another issue of concern for people living in these cities is water. To them, water is more precious than gold. There is a committee dedicated to overseeing the use of water resources. Here, they have penalties for people using more water than is common in society. In fact, from 2008-2017, the M’Zab valley did not have a single drop of rain. That’s why they take the regulations seriously.

If you have wooden slats on hand or are looking for a simple type of baffle, using vertical slats can be an effective, long-lasting idea. You simply line up the wooden bars vertically, a few centimeters apart to about an inch. Carefully treated, high quality slats are less likely to warp. However, if warping is inevitable in a humid climate like in Vietnam, you can place the slats a little further apart; Large distances will help the warps look less ‘exposed’. Use small shaped wooden blocks If you like a little break, a wall made of small wooden blocks in a square or rectangular box will be a good choice. The owner of the house in the picture has combined small oak blocks to create a wall separating the dining room and living room, both warm, natural, modern and luxurious but also very solid. Use a wall made of branches You can give a room a natural beauty with the walls of the room shaped from tree branches. Choose relatively straight, even branches (birch branches may be especially suitable for this purpose), graft and secure them in a sturdy support, stacking more rocks at the bottom. for a natural look, or knit with sparkling lights to create a shimmering, fairy-tale feel. Use a large wooden bookshelf You can combine the functionality of a partition and a storage area for books and furniture with a large wooden bookshelf. The larger the bookshelf, the more private the space. The bookshelf should also be wide so that you have enough room to stack books from either side. Use wooden movable baffles As a hallmark of Asian design for centuries, wooden movable partitions are quite light, easy to use, flexible and convenient. You can use 3, 4 or more partitions, depending on the space to be separated./.

Why is there a single storey tree house, if you can have three? This is said to be the tallest tree house in British Columbia, Canada. You can find it somewhere near Revelstoke.

2. Mirror House (Sweden)

Almost invisible and perfect for hiding, the mirror house is part of the Tree Hotel project in Northern Sweden. The mirror has a special box square structure. The 4 walls of the house are made of 4 large glass arrays that are impact resistant and anti-rough. The supports for the house are solid trunks.

3. Bird’s Nest Tree House (Sweden)

This tree house was built by the creators of the “Tree Hotel” project. Although it looked like a large bird’s nest from the outside, the house had a modern and high standard room built inside.

4. Tree house in Muskoka (Ontario, Canada)

Designed by Lukasz Kos, the 4Treehouse is built around 4 trees on Lake Muskoka in Ontario, Canada. The house floats in the air like a Japanese lantern.

5. The Minister’s Treehouse (Crossville, Tennessee, USA)

This monumental 30.48 meter structure is said to be the tallest tree house in the world and was built entirely by Horace Burgess in reclaimed wood in Crossville, Tennessee.

6. Yellow Treehouse restaurant

This restaurant in Auckland, New Zealand offers a great dining experience. The restaurant seems to be surrounded by trees and can accommodate up to 18 guests at a time.

7. Tree House Free Spirit Sphere (Canada)

Built with vision and engineering, these tree houses have the appearance of a round ball. This entire house is kept by a very complex system of ropes, along with a winding path around the tree trunk.

8. Treehouse by Takashi Kobayashi (Japan)

Takashi Kobayashi designed this tree house to “break the sense of separation that exists between man and nature.” The house is designed in a closed form with vertical walls attached to each other in a shape. Sunday box The two outside parts on the outside of the front of the house are fitted with a layer of transparent glass, and underneath the floor there is a rather large hollow opening to absorb air.The entrance is attached to a staircase. with safety cover, divided into two compartments.

9. Tree House (Ghent, Belgium)

This Belgian sculpture tree house was made for the TRACK: A Contemporary City Conversion art festival, and is a miniature version of the houses behind it.

10. Finca Bellavista tree house environmentally friendly (Costa Rica)

This treehouse is part of the sustainable and eco-friendly Finca Bellavista treehouse community in Costa Rica. All houses are connected by suspension bridges!

In addition, the 3D image also shows that the rear camera layout has a slight change in position. Two large circle cutouts with two smaller cutouts are placed diagonally together. In it, two large circles are predicted to be the camera lens while two small circles can be LED flash and microphone.

Also, up front, we see three cuts on the notch. As you can see this time, Apple has brought a smaller notch on the iPhone 2021 as seen in the previous leaks. Because the speaker unit is moved above the cameras. There is no clear information about the cutouts on the front of the device but it will most likely be the IR camera, Dot projector, and selfie camera.

The Apple iPhone 13 series is said to be equipped with the Apple A15 chipset, an improved ultra-wide camera, Qualcomm X60 5G modem, up to 1TB of memory and 6E Wi-Fi support.

As mentioned above, the biggest change will be that the LTPO display panel supports a 120Hz refresh rate on the ‘Pro’ variants.

Previously rumored rumors indicate that the next generation of iPhone is expected to be introduced by Apple in the third week of September.

According to Gizmochina