The Hungarian studio Hello Wood presents its "workstation", which was inspired by the dream and/or need for a private office space while working from home.
This smaller module is designed to fulfill the desire for seclusion and a private work space, without having to change the layout or purpose of the rooms at home, in an apartment or in a house. While the playful wooden object basically represents a place for work and meetings, it can also serve as, among other things guest room or children's playroom, but it can also be calm, relaxing a haven for solitude and creativity.
Hello Wood, “Workstation Cabin” (Photo: Zsuzsa Darab)Company cabin Hello Wood represents a playful hybrid between design and architecture. It goes beyond the conventional geometry of the cube and is thus a work of art that stands out from the landscape. Its "rocky" appearance brings nature even closer, and complements the interior, where natural pine wood dominates large windows, which offer an exceptional view of the surroundings.
Hello Wood, “Workstation Cabin” (Photo: Zsuzsa Darab)At Hello Wood, they designed their cabin to adapt to the changes of the seasons - the interior is isolated, but at the same time it also has an integrated cooling system. The office is quickly and digitally produced with the help of CNC machines, and despite its rapid "reproducibility", the fifteen-sided cabin retains its geometric complexity and expresses a unique profile from every angle. With its low energy consumption and emphasis on environmentally friendly construction, this cabin is naturally more "green" than a typical house built from non-renewable materials and conventional technologies.
Hello Wood, “Workstation Cabin” (Photo: Zsuzsa Darab)
Hello Wood, “Workstation Cabin” (Photo: Zsuzsa Darab)
Hello Wood, “Workstation Cabin” (Photo: Zsuzsa Darab)
More information:
hellowood.eu
