ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Hut’ CategoryWarming Huts v.2012 in Manitoba, Canada by Mjölk Architects (designed with Rhino and AutoCAD)Thursday, March 22nd, 2012Article source: Mjölk Architects Our winning entry to an international arts & architecture competition in Winnipeg, MB, Canada. Warming Huts v.2012 was an open competition, endorsed by the Manitoba Association of Architects.  Image Courtesy Polar Hen
Barn Krnany in Czech Republic by e-MRAKWednesday, November 2nd, 2011Article source: e-MRAK I work in the studio of Martin Rajniš for more than a year. Did my opponent’s thesis at the Academy of Fine Arts. Personally, I did not know the professor. Martin, as he introduced himself at the very beginning is a very straight man. They all relate to him and offered me if I do not want himto do some time. May said the next morning I come to see him in office. What I had to say?Scheduled holidays did not take place.  Image Courtesy Andrea Lhotakova
The Arbor in Moscow, Russia by Kerimov + Prishin ArchitectsTuesday, November 1st, 2011The arbor is designed to accommodate a family of 15 persons.
The arbor’ floor has 3 distinct zones which the architects call “kitchen-furnace”, “dining room-drawing room” and “terrace-scene”.  Image Courtesy Ilya Ivanov
Eagle Nest Hut Proposal by Piero Ceratti deisgned using SketchUpTuesday, August 23rd, 2011Article source: Piero Ceratti This alpine hut can be installed in very extreme site, it minimize the point of contact with the rocky ground. The main structure consists of 4 wooden arcs anchored to the rock with 8 steel base plates, secondary structure is realized with 4 couple of l wooden beam fixed to the 4 arcs. The interior shell is assembled with preformed wooden insulated panels of 20 cm thickness, all the exterior surfaces are covered with red metal seam standing.  Eagle Nest Hut Proposal
Reet Barn in Alkmaar, The Netherlands by 24H-ArchitectureFriday, April 8th, 2011Recently 24H-architecture designed a new ‘farmhouse-like structure’ in the northern part of the Netherlands. At the square base of the building, a wooden roof was build that is tilled towards the prevailing south-western wind blowing over the open polders. With big overhangs the roof protects the structure from wind and rain as well as creates covered areas. The covering of the roof is being constructed of locally won reet. Its waiving pattern reflects the wind, like it makes waves in the water.  Reet Barn
Meditation Hut “Victor” in Champaign, Illinois by Jeffery S. Poss ArchitectSaturday, February 19th, 2011“Meditation and water are wedded forever” – Herman Melville The owners of a forested property wanted a quiet space to observe the surrounding nature. A naturalized understory leads to a visually kinetic approach ramp that contrasts to the subtle interior. Entry to the hut is through an obscured door detailed like the cedar walls. Inside an oversized window opposite the entrance immediately pulls the view back outside to a composed view of mature trees. Adjacent to this is a miniature tea cabinet. A raised platform in the main space supports three tatami mats.  Meditation Hut "Victor"
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