As far as Nordic outbuildings go, we’ve all heard of the sauna—but what about the grill house? Called grillikota in Finland, which translates to barbecue huts, they are just what they sound like: small structures that enclose a grill to make cold weather barbecuing much more accessible. SA Lab, a firm located in St. Petersburg, Russia, has fashioned a prototype for a customizable prefab tiny house, named FLEXSE, based on the grill house concept.

Furthermore, the designers foresee the FLEXSE structure being adapted as an outbuilding in a variety of settings—from a country backyard to an urban rooftop.

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Architect of Record, Builder, Interior Design: SA Lab / @sa.lab

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