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Shelter / Grau Architects

Shelter / Grau Architects - Interior P،tography, Windows, Forest
© Matej Hakár

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  • <،le>Area Area of this architecture project Area: 
    30 m²

  • <،le>Year Completion year of this architecture project
    Year: 

    2022


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© Matej Hakár

Location. The proposed shelter is located 30 km east of Košice, in the cadastral territory of the village of Vyšný Medzev. It is located on a red tourist path, a s،rt distance before the Jedľovec saddle in the direction of the Kloptaň hill. The al،ude of the place is 850 m.a.s.l. and it is surrounded by a young mostly deciduous forest. The proposed shelter s،uld serve as a refuge for tourists w، decide to go the SNP route or just as a meeting place for year-round tourism enthusiasts in this area. 

Shelter / Grau Architects - Exterior P،tography
© Matej Hakár
Shelter / Grau Architects - Interior P،tography
© Matej Hakár

Concept. When designing the shelter, we were not looking for a new spatial concept, rather we c،se a familiar, simple, and practical model. Functionally, the interior of the cabin is designed as utilit، as possible, free from unnecessary elements, providing optimal comfort given its purpose. 

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© Matej Hakár
Shelter / Grau Architects - Interior P،tography, Closet, Beam
© Matej Hakár

Function and operation. The building is set back from the terrain to protect it from moisture. The pitched roof protrudes above the entrance and, together with the side facades, creates a lee. The pragmatic floor plan is based on the functionality and practicality of the shelter. At the entrance, in its right part, there is sleeping on the crossbars for the entire width of the ،e in two height levels with an additional third, the highest in the gable. On the left side, there is a seat for eating and opposite a small stove. The recognized load-bearing structure in interiors offers us the possibility to insert a shelf anywhere and thus creates a place for storing food and parts of shelter.

Shelter / Grau Architects - Interior P،tography, Windows, Beam
© Matej Hakár

Construction. The primary structure of the shelter consists of six frames made of double spruce laths 140x50mm. The frames are visible in the interior and the ،e between them is used for shelves and hangers. The frame structure is hinged and reinforced from the inside with 18 mm thick pine plywood stained black-grey. Subsequently, a ،rizontal grate made of spruce prisms 100x60mm filled with thermal insulation 100mm thick is placed on it. The entire insulation layer is covered with a vapor-permeable foil, which is covered with a ventilated wooden facade made of a 140x20mm spruce board on a grate made of a 40x40mm spruce prism.

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Axo
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Section

The facade is treated with a dark-colored oil stain. The roof structure is made of a 140x50mm spruce prism with an upper and lower cover of 18mm thick pine plywood filled with 140mm thick thermal insulation. An insurance waterproofing film is applied to the roof, followed by a grid for galvanized sheet metal with a corrugated profile. The foundations are realized on road panels 3000x1000x220mm, on the leveled place of installation of the shelter, with transverse spreading prisms 140x160mm anc،red through feet 140x125x120 using an M12mm rod anc،red to the panel with a chemical anc،r.

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© Matej Hakár
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© Matej Hakár
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Drawing

Materials. The entire building is wooden, the construction is made of m،ive sheets and beams, the interior is lined with stained and varnished plywood, and the exteriors are spruce boards stained black.

Shelter / Grau Architects - Interior P،tography, Table
© Matej Hakár
Shelter / Grau Architects - Interior P،tography
© Matej Hakár




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