这座位于比利时安特卫普的三层17世纪风格的小房子 ， 最小的立面仅有2.4米宽 。 而这座建筑是一对夫妇在访问旧城中心时偶然发现的 。

Belgian architecture firm DMVA has transformed a 17th-century house with a facade just 2.4 metres wide into what might be Antwerp's smallest hotel.

One Room Hotel was designed as a cross between a holiday home for its owners and a tiny luxury hotel with just one double bedroom and internal spaces connected by a \"promenade\" of staircases.

The three-storey 17th-century skinny house in Antwerp Belgium is 2.4-metres-wide on its smallest facade. It was bought by a couple who stumbled across the property while visiting the old city centre.

他们决定把它变成一个去安特卫普的旅游的地方 ， 并利用该物业的位置靠近该市中心古老的Grote Markt广场和Neutelings Riedijk建筑事务所设计的MAS博物馆之间的“文化轴线” 。