Derbyshire, UK
2022

A double garage and studio built using the Skylark 250 system.
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Manufacturer: Chop Shop

Manchester, UK
2021

A new permanent home for the the 2/77th Manchester (2nd Whalley Range) Scout Group.

Architect: Architecture Unknown
Structural engineer: ING Design Ltd‍

Almere, Netherlands
2021

The first WikiHouse neighbourhood in the world, built using the Swift system.

A project by: WikiHouse NL

Dorset, UK
2021

A cosy holiday cabin located in a working farm in Dorset. Book your stay online.

Architect: LAMA

Birmingham, UK
2020

A community space in Cotteridge Park. Staffed by volunteers, it’s the base for all the activities that go on in the park.

Architect: Axis Design Architects
Timber frame contractor: Pulp Build
CNC operator: Chop Shop

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
2020

Architect: Badral Bayaraa

Sheffield, UK
2018

The first WikiHouse built by a housing association.

Manufacturer: Chop Shop
Architect: Architecture 00

London, UK
2018

23 affordable studios and creative work spaces in Hackney Wick, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Architect: Architecture 00

Hebei, China
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A school library at Er-tai primary school in Hebei province, northern China.

Architect: Dot Architects

Warwickshire, UK
2017

A 110m2, 3-bedroom home built using the Wren system and entirely self built by the owners. Follow their story here.

Architect: Architecture 00

Steiermark, Austria
2015

Initially built as a prototype by a group of architects and designers developing WikiHouse in Austria, the structure was disassembled and rebuilt as a permanent mountain escape.

Scotland, UK
2014

A garage and writing studio built on the west coast of Scotland for a private client. It was assembled in one week by the owner and a group of volunteers working with a local builder.