British artist builds a solar egg-shaped house by the river

British artist builds a solar egg-shaped house by the river

Egg-shaped housing in the mouth of the Bjully river, United Kingdom

Visitors traveling to the South of England can now see a giant egg-shaped object floating on the mouth of the Beaulieu. Rest assured, this is not an alien spacecraft, nor is it a sci-fi movie shooting prop, but a residential home. But to tell the truth, this egg-shaped house can definitely be called the most bizarre home in Hampshire.

According to the British "Daily Mail", this egg-shaped house houses 58-year-old artist Stephen Turner, who will live here and work until next June to study local climate change, wildlife, and local Students answered questions.

The egg-shaped house costs 40,000 pounds, uses shipbuilding technology, and is made of wood-glued panels. From the appearance, in addition to the door for access, there is also a skylight and a number of vent holes. Its interior is the space for Turner's work and life. It is equipped with work tables, tables, showers, toilets and other facilities. The location of the “small head” is the sleeping platform. It can be described as “small but complete”.

It is reported that there are a total of hundreds of wooden sticks in the egg-shaped house, which are all hand-bonded. It takes a total of six months to complete the construction. In an interview with the fourth quarter of the British Channel reality show “The Wonderful Space of George Clarke”, Bauer Baker, who built the egg-shaped house, repeatedly sighed: “It's difficult, it's very difficult.” In two layers of wood In the meantime, Becker also added a layer of epoxy resin composite material. This material is widely used in speedboats, pontoons, acid tanks and other fields.

In terms of energy consumption, the two main design principles of this egg-shaped house are “lean, green and clean” and “reduce waste, reuse and recycling”. Therefore, Stephen used solar energy to charge various appliances, such as laptops, digital cameras and mobile phones.

Stephen often stays in a place that has been abandoned for a long time to study the relationship between architecture and nature.

Phil Smith of the design unit SPUD Group stated that after Stephen's work is completed, he is likely to develop other uses of egg-shaped houses. (â–¡ Evening News, Huang Yanfang)

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