magical little shed in hungary by NARTARCHITECTS

magical little shed in hungary by NARTARCHITECTS
all images courtesy of csaba kovács, áron vass-eysen, tamara poós

closed, the door of this shed in nagybajom, hungary is almost unnoticeable – the form becomes a homogenous whole. designed by hungarian firm NARTARCHITECTS, the modest 10sqm structure evokes a sense of secrecy. due to tight budget restrictions the building was constructed in modules. the splay of the roof is identical to that of the main building, cheap timber panels let just enough light and breeze in from the outside world. the door opens outwards so that nothing intrudes on the inner space. blinded by the outer sunlight it makes it difficult to see straw bales, objects and machines. each rift in the horizontal panels contains another phase of the movement. standing confidently in the garden, this traditional shed offers an experience more than what it seems at first glance.

due to tight budget restrictions the building was constructed in modules

the modest 10sqm structure evokes a sense of secrecy

the door opens outwards so that nothing intrudes on the inner space

contrast between light and dark spaces are enhanced by the dimly lit interior

shed detail

exterior view at night

glowing garden shed at night

detailed drawings

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