Roof to ground
Two steep roof planes meet the base directly, giving woodland, mountain, and open sites a clear silhouette.
All productsProduct reference; final configuration requires project review.
A room drawn upward by geometry.
A steep standing-seam roof meets a full-height triangular glass gable. The reference series spans four plan types, with loft configurations in the larger models.
- Reference series
- Four plans
- Reference area
- Source dimensions under review
- Configuration
- Single / loft options
- Delivery format
- Flat-pack
Catalog information and imagery guide early planning, not construction. Dimensions, foundations, structure, envelope, services, local compliance, and delivery require site-specific professional review.
Stay beneath one defining roof.
For boutique hospitality and private retreats, AFrame turns arrival, shelter, and the outward view into one memorable silhouette.
Full-height glass gable
Glazing follows the triangular front profile, connecting the interior, deck, and long view.
Life beneath the ridge
Larger reference plans can introduce a loft; layout, structure, and clearances are resolved per project.
Reference configuration
- Full-height triangular glass gable
- Standing-seam metal roof
- Four reference plan types
Walk through the architecture
Explore the conceptual model directly to study massing, viewpoints, and assembly relationships.
Bring the site into the conversation.
Share your location, intended use, and quantity. From boutique hospitality to a private garden room, the conversation starts with your site and brief.
The optional calculator estimates selected materials for a 158.63 m² reception-centre baseline, not this model or a complete building.