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DeBossa's timber pavilion in The NetherlandsEindhoven-based <a href="http://www.dezeen.com/tag/architecture-by-debossa-architects" target="_blank">DeBossa</a> Architects designed a beautiful wooden pavilion on the grounds of a historic Dutch mansion. It was created for storing firewood and garden items as well as an indoor and outdoor space for relaxation, holding dinners and enjoying occasional musical performances surrounded by nature. Commissioned by <a href="http://www.brabantslandschap.nl/" target="_blank">Brabants Landschap</a>, the trust that owns the building, it was crafted from salvaged materials and timber felled in local forests owned and conserved by the nature organization.1
DeBossa's timber pavilion in The NetherlandsThe double gable-roofed pavilion is on the grounds of the Zegenwerp Mansion.2
DeBossa's timber pavilion in The NetherlandsIt shelters two main areas, one for socializing and one for storing garden tools and wood.3
DeBossa's timber pavilion in The NetherlandsBoth roofs were partially covered by repurposed tiles.4
DeBossa's timber pavilion in The NetherlandsThe indoor and outdoor shelter is used for dinners and gatherings.5
DeBossa's timber pavilion in The NetherlandsIt also provides a well-ventilated but dry place to store firewood.6
DeBossa's timber pavilion in The NetherlandsThe architects created a 32-foot long wall from wooden logs.7
