Czech design studio Byró Architekti created the Garden Pavilion and to form the scale, the team based the foundations on a dilapidated cottage. The result is an outbuilding located in Prague defined by its openable wall section and cladding crafted from blackened wood.
The Garden pavilion is found at the end of a garden by the Vltava River and is meant to be a shed for the clients. Byró Architekti speaks about the design process, stating "The clients were looking for a new backstage to their garden. We thought about how to connect the building as closely as possible to the surrounding garden, and we ultimately came up with the idea of a folding panel. This way the garden penetrates the building."
Serene Wooden Garden Pavilions
Byró Architekti Designs the Garden Pavilion in Prague
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