French practice Fouquet Architecture Urbanisme argues that homes are over-engineered, which makes them less affordable.
The architects designed Maison D, which uses budget building materials to produce a stripped-down family house for a relatively affordable price, Gizmag reports.
The basic structure is made out of wood clad in polycarbonate tiles with some aluminum siding around the garage area. With a floorspace of 1,593 square feet, the home has two bathrooms, two bedrooms, a kitchen and dining area, a lounge, a conservatory, and a car and bicycle garage.
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