Photo©steffen j’nicke,berlin
a vision of temporary living
“natural high-tech“ is the concept of this new modular, sustainable & transportable low-energy house. Designed by Werner Aisslinger and developed with a South Tyrolian team, the FINCUBE was created 1200m above sea level near Bozen in Northern Italy, with a brilliant view of the famous Dolomite mountains. The hideaway-innature nomadic housing concept is since recently exhibited as a prototype in Ritten, above Bozen.
Photo©studio aisslinger
sustainable nomadic house:
made entirely of local wood, the building provides 47 sq.m. of living space with a minimal CO2 footprint: local suppliers and local crafts using local long-lasting and recyclable materials manufactured with the precision and care of tyrolese handwork.The FINCUBE is a materialized vision of a small housing unit with a long lifecycle. It can easily be dismantled and rebuilt on a new site, and even more important for nature hideaways: it requires minimum soil sealing – just 2 sq.m. that are easily renatured after the FINCUBE is moved to another location.
Photo©steffen j’nicke,berlin
Photo© florian berger, bozen
long-lasting design:
The design is minimal, material-orientated, and in close touch with nature – the wooden space with a 360-degree triple glazing is furnished with a second facade layer, producing shade and giving the building a unique overall mushroom-like monoshape. The horizontal ledges give privacy to the FINCUBE and embed the building into forests, meadows, mountain sides or any nature resorts. The combination of long-lasting design and the option of changing its location after a while make the FINCUBE a flexible home or hideaway and a lifetime companion.
Photo©steffen j’nicke,berlin
Photo©studio aisslinger
hospitality vision:
Together with South Tyrolean hotelier Josef Innherhofer, the fincube was also conceptualized as a vision for future hospitality: a temporary FINCUBE village with minimum soil sealing can be placed in the middle of the most beautiful landscapes without permanently altering them. In contrast to all permanent buildings it could be easily changed, extended, scaled down or removed and the area would soon be renaturalized back to normal. These qualities turn the unit into an answer to future needs of flexible and smart tourism.
Photo©studio aisslinger
technology & space:
Technology wise the FINCUBE is a smart house – all vital house-functions are controlled by a central touchpanel. The supporting structure is made of local larch and the interior is a combination of larch & stone-pine. The 3m-high space is organized in a helical structure: the entrance area blends into a generous open kitchen with an adjacent sofa living space, around the corner one enters the bedroom and further down is the spacious bathroom.
PROJECT
design
werner aisslinger, Berlin . interior design . tina bunyaprasit, studio aisslinger . styling . studio aisslinger, Berlin
investor .
josef innerhofer . Bozen/Italy
wood structure
markus lobis . Ritten/Italy . www.lobis.toni.lvh.it
interior finish.
matthias prast. Ritten/Italy. www.prast.info/deu/menu_deu.swf
CONTACT
studio@aisslinger.de . heidestrasse 46-52 . 10557 berlin . +49(0)30 315 05 400 . www.aisslinger.de
gabriele gebert . gabriele.gebert@aisslinger.de
FINCUBE
I-39050 Unterinn/Ritten . haupstrasse 69 . elisa innerhofer . +39 (0) 471 359335. info@fincube.eu . www.fincube.eu
PRESS
press inquiries
verena stella gompf . verena.gompf@aisslinger.de
photo
01,14 florian berger, bozen . 02,08,10,15 studio aisslinger . 03,07,11,12,13 steffen j’nicke,berlin . 04-06,09 hannes meraner, bozen
SPONSORS
Dornbracht special black edition TARA bathroom fittings
Berker smart house technology touchpanel
DAB barcelona Tree series lighting by werner aisslinger
Kvadrat textiles divina, primus, molly & maharam
Fornasarig Gap-chair by werner aisslinger
FINCUBEa vision of temporary living
“natural high-tech“ is the concept of this new modular, sustainable & transportable low-energy house. Designed by Werner Aisslinger and developed with a South Tyrolian team, the FINCUBE was created 1200m above sea level near Bozen in Northern Italy, with a brilliant view of the famous Dolomite mountains. The hideaway-innature nomadic housing concept is since recently exhibited as a prototype in Ritten, above Bozen.
sustainable nomadic house:made entirely of local wood, the building provides 47 mฒ of living space with a minimal CO2 footprint: local suppliers and local crafts using local long-lasting and recyclable materials manufactured with the precision and care of tyrolese handwork.The FINCUBE is a materialized vision of a small housing unit with a long lifecycle. It can easily be dismantled and rebuilt on a new site, and even more important for nature hideaways: it requires minimum soil sealing – just 2 mฒ that are easily renatured after the FINCUBE is moved to another location.
long-lasting design:The design is minimal, material-orientated, and in close touch with nature – the wooden space with a 360-degree triple glazing is furnished with a second facade layer, producing shade and giving the building a unique overall mushroom-like monoshape. The horizontal ledges give privacy to the FINCUBE and embed the building into forests, meadows, mountain sides or any nature resorts. The combination of long-lasting design and the option of changing its location after a while make the FINCUBE a flexible home or hideaway and a lifetime companion.
hospitality vision:Together with South Tyrolean hotelier Josef Innherhofer, the fincube was also conceptualized as a vision for future hospitality: a temporary FINCUBE village with minimum soil sealing can be placed in the middle of the most beautiful landscapes without permanently altering them. In contrast to all permanent buildings it could be easily changed, extended, scaled down or removed and the area would soon be renaturalized back to normal. These qualities turn the unit into an answer to future needs of flexible and smart tourism.
technology & space:Technology wise the FINCUBE is a smart house – all vital house-functions are controlled by a central touchpanel. The supporting structure is made of local larch and the interior is a combination of larch & stone-pine. The 3m-high space is organized in a helical structure: the entrance area blends into a generous open kitchen with an adjacent sofa living space, around the corner one enters the bedroom and further down is the spacious bathroom.
PROJECTdesign werner aisslinger, Berlin . interior design . tina bunyaprasit, studio aisslinger . styling . studio aisslinger, Berlininvestor . josef innerhofer . Bozen/Italywood structure markus lobis . Ritten/Italy . www.lobis.toni.lvh.itinterior finish. matthias prast. Ritten/Italy. www.prast.info/deu/menu_deu.swf
CONTACTstudio aisslinger studio@aisslinger.de . heidestrasse 46-52 . 10557 berlin . +49(0)30 315 05 400 . www.aisslinger.degabriele gebert . gabriele.gebert@aisslinger.deFINCUBE I-39050 Unterinn/Ritten . haupstrasse 69 . elisa innerhofer . +39 (0) 471 359335. info@fincube.eu . www.fincube.eu
PRESSpress inquiries verena stella gompf . verena.gompf@aisslinger.dephoto 01,14 florian berger, bozen . 02,08,10,15 studio aisslinger . 03,07,11,12,13 steffen j’nicke,berlin . 04-06,09 hannes meraner, bozen
SPONSORSDornbracht special black edition TARA bathroom fittingsBerker smart house technology touchpanelDAB barcelona Tree series lighting by werner aisslingerKvadrat textiles divina, primus, molly & maharamFornasarig Gap-chair by werner aisslinger
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