Results: Tiny House 2024

International design competition platform Volume zero has announced the results of the Tiny House 2024 Architecture Competition. The Tiny House competition looked to celebrate individuality and sustainability through innovative designs redefining resourceful living. Through this platform, we explored the various avenues of mobile living spaces and the unbridled freedom they would offer.

In this architecture design competition, participants were tasked with designing a comfortable off-the-grid living accommodation for two people under 300 sq. ft. that not only caters to their present-day needs but also anticipates and fulfills needs from the unseen future. Participants from over 46 countries came up with their creative and sustainable design solutions to cater to this spatially challenging Architectural problem.

Volume Zero Competition thanks all the competitors for participating in this competition and for contributing to this competition’s research.

 

The esteemed jury for judging this competition consisted of:

    • Carlos Patrón (Taco taller de),
    • Dinesh Suthar (Design Work Group),
    • Fran Silvestre (Fran Silvestre Arquitectos),
    • Nguyen Dang Anh Dung (AD + studio),
    • Rayne Fouché (Fouché Architects),
    • Realrich Sjarief (RAW),
    • Rohit Mankar (Architecture Brio),
    • Ülar Mark (Kodasema),
    • Di Zhan (F.O.G. Architecture),
    • Anagha Patil & Sanjay Patil (Environ Planners),
    • Fati Fakhr (ZAV Architects),
    • Jon Gentry (GO’C).

 

The top three winners and Best Student were awarded total prize money of $4,500 while ten entries received Honorable Mentions. Here are the winning entries. The full result for the competition the Tiny House 2024 Architecture Competition can be found at –

https://volumezerocompetitions.com/competitions/result/tinyhouse-2024

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WINNERS

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1ST PLACE

Shifting Space
Harris Qaiser – Annie Cheng
New Zealand

 

In Tokyo’s dense urban landscape, “Shifting Space” addresses the pressing issues of rising housing costs and limited land with a dynamic, multifunctional solution. This modular tiny home integrates residential and café functions, fostering a flexible environment for living, working, and community engagement.

Sliding partitions and adaptable layouts enable effortless transitions between living and work modes, maximizing a minimal footprint. A central, courtyard-inspired island anchors the space, enhancing connectivity and fluidity. Passive design strategies, off-the-grid systems, and a green roof ensure both sustainability and long-term economic viability. Mobility further enhances adaptability, allowing users to reoccupy the space for entrepreneurial ventures or evolving lifestyles.

 

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2ND PLACE

Water Hunter
Arash Madani – Elaheh Ashoori – Fatemeh Zarini
Iran

A modular, portable structure utilizing atmospheric water harvesting to provide essential supply while preserving NOMADIC life in an ancient ecosystem.

Amid environmental crises, inspiration from ANAHITA, the IRANIAN GODDESS of water and Hamun’s guardian, has guided our project’s design.

MAY ‘WATER HUNTER’ PROMISE RENEWED LIFE IN ARID LANDS.

AI, IOT, BCI centrally manage the house as a network. This intelligent system uses IoT data to adjust moisture-absorbing fabrics, opening or closing them based on weather. It also optimizes tasks such as energy production, house assembly, and interior adjustments. Additionally, BCI lets users control and personalize the house using their thoughts. This integration provides a smart, sustainable, and futuristic living solution.

 

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3RD PLACE

Revolve
Stephen Centorrino – Owen Axisa
Malta

“In all my works, light is an important controlling factor” – Tadao Ando

Physiological & psychological human needs are deeply interconnected, evolving with age & adapting to the uncertainties of future climates. REVOLVE embraces these dynamics through its unique rotational capability, aligning with the natural circadian clock to create a personalised interaction between occupants & their environment. By dynamically adjusting sunlight exposure & thermal comfort, REVOLVE enhances will-being & fosters a healthier lifestyle.

Employing passive strategies, REVOLVE minimize environmental impact while maximizing comfort. It’s modular flexibility allows future owners to adapt the structure both vertically – by stacking modules – & horizontally, catering to their unique physiological, psychological, & contextual requirements.

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Best Student

CULTURE IS STRUCTURE
Arthur Legrain
France

This is a house for mussel farmers where the elements of mussel culture are structural components of the house. Between the shores of the Baie de la Fresnaye, in northern France, vast mussel farms form a mesh of poles that stretch as far as the eye can see across the seascape. This area is subject to major tides, which completely change the landscape according to sea level. These thousands of posts, known as “bouchots”, are where French mussels are born and grow between March and June.

Subtly positioned above the high tide level, the house slips between this existing grid. Our farmer can access it directly with his boat at high tide, or by a hidden staircase at low tide. The floor plan features three living areas separated by two thick walls of storage. Each living area opens onto a span of bouchots.

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HONORABLE MENTION

ORUGA
Paola Edid Diaz
Argentina

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HONORABLE MENTION

CASA REGIA
Felipe Oliva – Camila Antonia Aguilar Cavieres – Arih Siqueira
Chile

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HONORABLE MENTION

Maison-Scene
Nike Schoenfeld
France

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HONORABLE MENTION

FLOATING NEST
Rahij Muhammad – Shaheer Ahmed – Burhan Ud Din Patan Wala
Pakistan

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HONORABLE MENTION

The Water House
Maximiliano Vecchi – Andy Gonzalez
Chile

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HONORABLE MENTION

Bee House
Stanislav Paunovic – Vera Petronijevic
Serbia

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HONORABLE MENTION

Terra Hut
Nayera Mohamed Said – Yara Refaee Rabie – Abdelrahman Hussien
Egypt

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HONORABLE MENTION

Airova
Jayani Mehta – Mirnalini Divakar
United States

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HONORABLE MENTION

GLASS LINE
Stela Boldur – Andra Ciobanu
Romania

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HONORABLE MENTION

“TIFFIN” HOUSE
Nafisah Binti Ezam
Australia

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