You can take out what you want to eat, express what you want to buy,

and even bring the house you want to live in front of you...

Of course, it is definitely not an ordinary concrete building,

 but a combination of fashion, economy,

The modular building that integrates environmental protection,

disassembly-carrying-assembly, no matter the ends of the earth or the beautiful lakeside,

 after these operations, you can get a "mobile home".

The project residence is installed on Weber Island in Georgian Bay (Honey Harbor), Ontario,

 and is the first "ONONIO HONOMOBO" approved for use in Ontario.

This is a single apartment. During the transportation process,

the modular building components preset in the factory will be transported to the construction site.

There is no complicated disassembly process,

and the entire land truck will be directly ferried to the other side.

Construction of new buildings in the area (ordinary concrete buildings) typically takes two years,

 but this project took only six months from permitting to commissioning,

and the total construction time on the construction site was less than one month , can be described as very fast.

The exterior of the house is charcoal black,

which can be better hidden among the trees.

The cabinets of the house are in high-gloss white,

COUNTERTOPS in smoke grey and the floors in Union Vinyl Plank,

creating a bright and comfortable interior living environment.

The living room is set on the side facing the lake and has large floor-to-ceiling glass windows

that allow you to enjoy the beautiful views of the outdoors.

The kitchen is set in a rectangular space next to the living room,

and the all-white interior is neat and tidy.

At the end of the kitchen is the bathroom and laundry room,

 and the compact space is dominated by simplicity.

The adjacent corridor leads to the bedroom, where a strip window is cut next to the large bed,

bringing natural light into the bedroom and providing an airy environment.

Pictures courtesy of  Webber Island HO4+ — HONOMOBO