As you can see from the above photograph, the “peak series” homes have climbable exteriors with hatches opening at different levels. Each individual hatch leads to a sleeping area on the interior mezzanine second storey. Guests can truly come and go as they please – finding their footholds to the ground below or taking a dive from their windows in the case of the floating homes.
The first floor is a more open “social” area while the uppermost level houses the master bedroom and bathroom facilities. As of now, the homes are available in Scandinavia in two sizes. The smaller has a single master bedroom and accommodations for six guests; the larger can house twice as many individuals.
Depending on how mobile these vacation homes are, you could have a great unit for a variety of destinations… I know I could find a few places I’d like to set these up!
Sources/Images:
http://www.archdaily.com/64307/the-peak-series-visiondivision/#more-64307
http://www.visiondivision.com/
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