
The Czech garden home looks much like a caterpillar crawling down the hill looking to access the lake. Its unique shape comes from matching two sturdy black cubes and a curved tensile roof. The organic canopy was made from tarpaulin—a large sheet of strong, flexible, waterproof material.
The shelter’s tiny interiors play a contrasting role: they are neat, uncluttered and modern. Warm details such as hardwood walls, floors and ceilings, in addition to carefully placed round windows, give the space a cozy feel.
+ OK Plan Architects
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