Hungarian forest cabin built in two days

设计方：T2.a Architects

位置：匈牙利

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

图片：18张

摄影师：Zsolt Batar

这是由T2.a Architects设计的匈牙利森林小木屋。设计旨在实现人、自然与经济三方面的和谐。这座可持续的小木屋与周边森林同样会呼吸，它的生命由住在其间的艺术家记载。这座房子是2013年匈牙利传媒建筑奖的夺冠热门之一。

这个特殊的建筑，是一名建筑师与一名摄影师合作的结果。小木屋的主人是著名摄影师Zsolt Batar，他是建筑师Turanyi Bence的老朋友。这两个人分别从各自的立场交流灵感，并将其融合在这个项目中。

建筑师期望建立一座结构与品质优良的住宅，同时兼具可持续性、技术性以及在合理预算内。它可以在很短时间内构建，而且价格合理。在短短的一周内传送数据给制造商以及现场完成组装，小木屋在两天之内建成。这座建筑采用了预制十字型层压胶结材板。

译者： 艾比

This boxy wooden cabin with an assortment of circular and rectangular windows was built by Hungarian studio T2.a Architects in just two days in a forest outside Budapest (+ slideshow).

Architect Bence Turanyi and photographer Zsolt Batar decided to unify their artistic and professional visions, and the result of their work is an extraordinary house in a forest. The idea behind the building was to create harmony among man, nature and economic aspects. The sustainable wooden house breathes together with the surrounding trees, and its life is documented by the artist who lives in it. The house was one of the favourites of the international jury for Hungary's Media Architecture Prize 2013.

If I would have to tell one story to define contemporary Hungarian architecture, among the finalists of 2013, it would definitely be the story of Bence Turanyi's house – this is how Daniel Kovacs, member of the professional jury of the Hungarian Media Prize 2013 commented on The Photographer’s House.

The birth of this exceptional building is the result of the co-operation between an architect and a photographer, which is much more than a traditional client-architect relationship. Owner of the house, renown architectural photographer Zsolt Batar is an old friend of Bence Turanyi. The two brought ideas and ways of thinking from their own areas, and unified them in a common project.

"When two different ways of thinking meet, the result is something completely new. Our conversations about art, architecture and design were brought to life in this house." - says Bence Turanyi about the crossover experience. For Zsolt Batar, the house is not only a home, but also a source of inspiration. The series about the house has become an important milestone in his artistic career: he records the relationship of the house and the forest day by day, in every season.

Architecture is in a new and challenging situation nowadays thanks to significant changes in the economical and social environment. We still need well-structured, quality houses, but often there is a choice among sustainability, technology and price. The creators wanted a building which looks good and unique, and is of excellent quality, while it can be built during very short time and for a reasonable price. A mere week passed between sending the digital data to the manufacturer and the completion of structural assembly on site, while the House was built in two days. The structural framework of the House is made of prefabricated, cross laminated and glued timber panels (CLT).

The Photographer’s House is a unique example of slow design: you can get your hands dirty while you collect wood from the forest to heat the fireplace, it sharpens all your senses thanks to the vivid presence of the forest, and it creates an emotional bond among man and nature. The House literally breathes together with forest, while in the inside there is the constant smell of wood. And this special smell is part of the living structure of the building. In wintertime, the fireplace heats the house, while during summer nights cool breezes from the woods are let through the open windows.

匈牙利森林小木屋外观图