The Matchbox House by Bureau for Architecture and Urbanism
ANN ARBOR – Set in the woods in Michigan's Ann Arbor, an ‘urban cottage’ (as bau calls it) uses the idea of a matchbox to play with external and internal geometries.
The four bedroom house is
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