Dec 5, 2013 6:30 AM

Gallery: Experimental Website Lets You Download Amazing House Blueprints for Free

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Paperhouses is a platform that allows people to download open source blueprints from architects, like this house from Tatiana Bilbao. *Image: Paperhouses*
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Bilbao's house was designed to expand along the center axis to accommodate a growing family. *Image: Paperhouses*

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Florian Busch's Private Sky house can adapt to rural and urban settings. *Image: Paperhouses*
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All of the architects had to design their homes without a specific site or client in mind, which was one of the biggest challenges. *Image: Paperhouses*

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The inside of Busch's home is centered around a garden. *Image: Paperhouses*
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Panorama designed the Bolt house, which is a series of prefab modules that adapt to various land conditions. *Image: Paperhouses*

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The Bolt house can be built on an incline, decline or flat piece of land. *Image: Paperhouses*
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Interior shot of Panorama's Bolt house. *Image: Paperhouses*

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Dekleva Gregoric's Systematic Home is made from three timber modules. *Image: Paperhouses*
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Users are encouraged to customize the houses depending on their budget and location. *Image: Paperhouses*

Helios B in the clean room at Cape Canaveral. Image: NASA
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Interior of the Systematic House. *Image: Paperhouses*
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Derek Dellekamp's House For The Silence is designed along an axis. The common spaces are below, and the rooms are above. *Image: Paperhouses*

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