Woodland Homestead in the Beskydy Mountains / WMA architects

This building is mostly made from wooden materials coupled with stone. It is centrally situated in a meadow covering an area of 20 000 m² on the edge of a large forest. The house is designed with its location and the weather conditions in mind, as it is situated at an altitude of 600 meters in a semi-open landscape exposed to westerly-easterly winds. Amongst other things, there is also a fireplace, a sauna with a relaxation area, outdoor seating with an open fireplace, an outdoor grill known as a braai (bbq) area, and, last but not least, a stone cellar. 

Jul 24, 2022 - 16:00
Woodland Homestead in the Beskydy Mountains / WMA architects
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