This Tiny House is Built Without Screws or Nails

This tiny house in northern Germany has been assembled without any tools or screws. The "Digital House" prototype building has been developed by Julian Krüger and Benjamin Kemper as a sustainable and cost-effective approach to construction, and - according to the architects - can be assembled by just two people. Layers of aluminum shingles slot into laser-cut sections on the exterior, creating a rippling effect across the facade. The humble interior is clad in pinewood panels and insulated with...