Step inside the future of small living with the A45 Tiny House
Rooted in sustainable, small space living and craftsmanship, the A45 Tiny House is constructed primarily using certified materials and an optimised process that ensures zero-waste production. The A45 is designed by BIG and Bjarke Ingels for LiveKlein. The house is a part of the exhibition HOLIDAY HOME at the Utzon Center and is a suggestion to what the summerhouse of the future looks like.
Residential - Aalborg, Denmark
BIG & Bjarke Ingels for LiveKlein
Photographer: Laura Stamer
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Mix Douglas Classic and Natural
Thickness: 28 mm. Width: 150 mm. Random Lenghts.
Finish: Lye and White Soap
“A45 is an exciting house. On the one hand, it's a little nostalgic. Inside, it is a small wooden house with the classic A-shape inspired by 60s type cottages. But at the same time, the shape has been given a twist - literally - and it gives the house a surprising, sculptural character and great spacious qualities despite the small footprint” - Line Nørskov Eriksen, Director of Exhibitions, Utzon Center.
The Klein A45 easily accommodates a small family on holiday or guests visiting, it’s a flexible office space for writing and singing or simply the perfect hideaway for a natural break from everyday life.
“With the Klein A45 Bjarke Ingels and I decided to take everything we learnt from high-end residential and boil it down to the essentials” - Søren Rose, co-founder Klein
The ground floor of the Klein A45 is covered with Dinesen Douglas. The wood contributes to a bright and Nordic
expression, where the visual impressions are in harmony despite the small square metres. Dinesen is proud to engage in meaningful partnerships with architects and designers where the focus is to elevate the future of living rooted in sustainability and circular economy - designing for future generations to come.
