ÁPH80. ©Juan BarajaContemporary Exterior, Madrid

ÁBATON's Portable Home ÁPH80 project, developed as a dwelling ideal for 2 people, easily transported by road and ready to be placed almost anywhere. Photo: Juan Baraja

URL: http://www.abaton.es/en/projects/271070769/portable-home-aph80

Small contemporary gray one-story concrete gable roof idea in Madrid — Houzz

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Joanna Tovia added this to 30 Creative Backyard Retreats From Around the GlobeDec 15, 2017

18. Madrid. This contemporary abode can be transported just about anywhere, and its barnlike dimensions are pleasing to the eye.

Julie Sheer added this to Tiny Getaway Houses Fit the Bill for Summer and Fall FunAug 12, 2017

6. Simple and SturdyThis portable home in Spain by Ábaton Architecture measures about 290 square feet. The exterior is constructed of gray cement wood board, a composite of compressed wood particles and cement, with 4½-inch thermal insulation.

John Hill added this to The Gable Goes Mobile, Micro and ModOct 27, 2013

ÁPH80145 to 290 square feetWhile Spain's Ábaton (Camino Alonso, Carlos Alonso and Ignacio Lechón) cannot boast of a Pritzker Prize, this did not stop them from tackling a similar problem with their design for a transportable house for two people. The abstract appearance of the project comes from its exterior articulation in cement board panels, some of which hinge and slide for windows and doors, opening up the otherwise sealed building.