树屋、设计小屋、森林小屋、露营–令人兴奋的住宿方式的长期流行并不令人惊讶；我们中的许多人都想不时地抛开城市的喧嚣，亲近自然。现代树屋–它将儿童的树台提升到一个全新的水平–提供了这种体验。我们可以在树冠层的房子或有腿的小木屋里静静地看着安静的森林里的野生动物，听着树叶的沙沙声，或沉浸在眼前展开的景色中。
Treehouses, design cabins, forest huts, glampings – the long-lasting popularity of exciting accommodations is not surprising; many of us want to leave behind the noise of the city from time to time and get closer to nature. Modern treehouses – which take the children’s tree platforms to a whole new level – provide this experience. We can retreat in a canopy-level house or a cabin with legs to watch the wildlife of the quiet forest, listen to the rustle of leaves or immerse ourselves in the view unfolding before us.
哈罗-伍德最新的木屋–沃豪斯（Wauhaus），在其长腿的帮助下升到地面之上。继未来主义的WorkStation和极简主义的Kabinka之后，Wauhaus使新的小屋梦想成真。这个小屋是为那些想超越地球和日常生活的喧嚣，躲在舒适的小房子里，从一个新的角度来看待世界的人设计的。
Hello Wood’s newest cabin, the Wauhaus, rises above the ground with the help of its long legs. After the futuristic WorkStation and the minimalist Kabinka, the Wauhaus makes new cabin dreams come true. This cabin is designed for those who want to rise above the earth and the hustle and bustle of everyday life to hide in a comfortable tiny house and get a view of the world from a new perspective.
第一座Wauhaus建在扎拉县山顶上的田园诗般的环境中。这个具体建筑的功能是客房或书房，但Wauhaus类型的小木屋甚至可以作为露营住宿。这座由基本形状建成的建筑，是对树屋幻想的当代回应。坐落在一个陡峭的山坡上，Wauhaus靠在不同长度的腿上。小屋用石墨灰色的落叶松木板覆盖。一座狭窄的桥通向房屋一侧的入口，在门前拓宽成一个露台。它有钢制栏杆和硬木扶手，并有内置照明。
The first Wauhaus is built in an idyllic surrounding on top of the Zala County hills. This specific building functions as a guest house or study, but Wauhaus-type cabins can even be used as glamping accommodation. Built from basic shapes, this playfully formed building is a contemporary response to the treehouse fantasy. Sitting on a steep hillside, the Wauhaus rests on legs of different lengths. The cabin is covered with graphite grey larch planking. A narrow bridge leads to the entrance on the side of the house, which widens into a terrace in front of the door. It has steel railings and a hardwood handrail with built-in lighting.
当进入时，从巨大的立面窗户看到的景色吸引了观众的目光。构成第四面墙的景观通过在每个季节向里面投射不同的颜色和灯光来确定室内的气氛。作为另一个令人兴奋的细节，客厅和浴室的额外窗户是圆形的。小屋的内部完全由天然桦木胶合板覆盖，它也被用来制作厨房家具和隐藏浴室和橱柜的滑动门。桦木墙壁的美丽图案与橡木地板相搭配。
When entering, the view from the huge façade window catches the viewer’s eye. The landscape that makes up the fourth wall defines the atmosphere of the interior by projecting inside different colours and lights in each season. As another exciting detail, the additional windows in the living room and bathroom are round. The interior of the cabin is completely covered with natural birch plywood, which was also used to create the kitchen furniture and the sliding doors that hide the bathroom and the cabinet. The beautiful pattern of the birch walls is paired with oak flooring.
近20平方米的Wauhaus重新思考了最小居住空间的概念。它没有采用对生态环境影响较大的传统建筑方法，而是采用了可持续发展的建筑材料，这也是Hello Wood建筑的典型特征。小屋有三米半宽，比标准集装箱尺寸多一米。腿部用一组三倍的螺钉与地面连接，在这些螺钉上有支撑结构的梁。由于木屋的耐用结构，它将在未来几十年里屹立不倒，在任何季节都可以居住。
The nearly 20 m2 Wauhaus rethinks the concept of the minimum living space. Instead of the traditional construction method that has a high ecological footprint, it is made of sustainable building materials as it is typical of Hello Wood buildings. The cabin is three and a half meters wide, which is one meter more than the standard container size. The legs are connected to the ground with a group of triple screws, to which are attached the beams that support the structure. Thanks to the durable construction of the cabin, it will stand for many decades to come and is habitable in any season.
环保的Hello Wood小屋，如Wauhaus，在住宿或周末房屋方面提供了一个可持续的选择。引人注目的时尚设计、舒适的内部装修和高质量的工艺在轻质和集装箱房屋中脱颖而出，建立了一个新的类别。
The eco-friendly Hello Wood cabins, like the Wauhaus, offer a sustainable alternative when it comes to accommodation or weekend houses. The eye-catching, sleek design, cozy interior and high-quality workmanship stand out from the lightweight and container houses and establish a new category.
Architects: Hello Wood
Area: 20 m²
Year: 2021
Photographs: Máté Lakos
Creative Concept:András Huszár, Dániel Kiss, Gergely Szőke
Lead Designer:Péter Pozsár
Project Architect:Bertalan Balku, Tamás Fülöp
Design Associate:Csaba Bányai, Tibor Pálóczi
Design Board:András Huszár, Péter Pozsár, Dávid Ráday, Krisztián Tóth
Country:Hungary