The A45 house by Danish company Bjarke Ingels Group is 17 square meters in size and impresses at first glance with its triangular design and large window front. The customizable interior features a fireplace, a small kitchen, a dining area, a sauna-style bathroom made of cedar wood, a bed on the first floor and another bedroom in the attic, which can be reached via a ladder. The A45 is assembled on site in modules, is self-sufficient and is made entirely from recyclable materials. According to the manufacturer, such a house can be delivered anywhere in the world within a lead time of six months. There is currently a first show house in Upstate New York in the USA.

The mini house was designed on behalf of the Bjarke Ingels Group by a new company called Klein. This company specializes in tiny houses, which are developed by leading architects. It is not yet clear when and at what price the A45 will be available.

What does this have to do with mountain biking? Nothing. Never mind, the house is still cool. Somewhere even cooler is the idea of looking through the window front of the A45 at a high-reach enduro bike. Or shoveling a pump track around the 17 square meters. Or even better: set up two A45s next to each other, one for the living area, the other as a bike workshop - there are many ways to combine the A45 with mountain biking.

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