NOA Cabin concept in Virumaa, Estonia
A rhombic dodecahedron may not sound cozy, but the Estonian designer-inventor Jaanus Orgusaar makes this shape the basis of his intriguing housing concept. Inspired by iterations of the form found in nature—including garnet, honeybee hives, and diamonds—the 270-square-foot modules can be used singly, or linked together to form a larger structure. Orgusaar built the structure a few years ago, in a clearing near a pine and fir forest in the Virumaa region of Estonia, as a summer home for his family.
