House for real romantics, in which there is always the best view from the window

London Jak Studio presented a retro hut that can rotate to provide the best view from its windows. The Spy Glass is located on the popular Beach Eastbourne and resembles an egg painted in bright tones. From one side there is a glass facade, and on the other hand, two small windows.

Visitors of an unusual building can enjoy beautiful views of 180 degrees, while sitting on the sofa and not moving, since the entire structure is installed on a rotating base. Managed a house with the remote control.

The design concept was inspired by classic colorful huts on the beach, which were once a sign symbol of the British coast, as well as ordinary panoramic binoculars with a coin acceptor, which can be found on many tourist sites.

"We wanted to give a tribute to a traditional beach hut, while creating a modern concept of classic design," explained Jacob Low, the founder of the Jak Studio partner. - Also, when planning, our project has influenced the concept of overview binoculars for tourists. Just as a tourist can move this binoculars, considering the surroundings, it can move along with all the SPY Glass house, which can track the position of the sun and turn so that the best overview is. I hope that our house will bring a sense of nostalgia for local residents and those who will visit it. "

Brightly colored orange and blue wooden tile on the front door of the precast concrete pavilion give the "hut" feeling that you are at sea. Passing through the front door, a person falls into a fairly compact space with a soft sofa, where you can relax and enjoy views through a large glazed wall. At the entrance door is the attic, and visitors can climb there to admire the scenery on the other side of the house through two small windows. Spy Glass also has a shower and enough space for storing things, which makes it a real beach house.