A small wooden house made of sustainable natural materials, as an ecological alternative to mobilheim and a modular house. The form of the house sensitively fits into the environment of the Czech countryside.
The simple construction allows self-assembly in 2-3 people, which takes approx. 1 month.
The hut is a temporary home on the plot before a family house can be built here.
In the future, Bouda will serve as a study, a guest house, or the first independent "housing" of grown-up children.
Bouda is a project unique especially in its simplicity.
The construction of the house is well replicable.
It is easy to install, cheap and variable. The ecological materials used are commonly available on the market.
The project seeks to answer the following questions:
The future of the landscape, affordable own housing for young people, the return of crafts and aesthetic traditions to the Czech countryside, the use of modern technologies for the benefit of nature.

The house is based it on ground screws, drilled by hand, without excavations, concreting and landscaping, with respect to the natural morphology and vegetation of the land.
The skeleton is pre-machined spruce profiles with minimal waste.
The sheets for the folded sheet metal roofing were prepared to measure and brought to the construction site together with the skeleton.
The walls have a diffusely open construction.
The vapor barrier on the interior side is made of paper, the thermal insulation of the walls consists of a linen insulation mat (tailor-made) and wood-fiber insulation boards. The interior visual layer consists of Czech spruce boards.
The ventilated façade is made of coarse larch planks from a local sawmill.
The floor of the hall is made of spruce boards treated with two layers of natural oil.
The partition is made of birch plywood.
The bathroom will have ceramic tiles and tiling.
The windows are insulating double glazing.