A1Architects of Prague designed a small tea house with a roof height in Ostrava in the Czech Republic.Called Hat Tea House, 1.8 square meters of oak structure with a fireplace clad in larch shingle roof.The hidden in a drawer under a larch bench. Part of the wall cans be folded back or liftedup to reveal the garden outside, with a sliding screen Further change the look. The Following are details from A1Architects: “Hat” is the third tea house we have realized. This is a small house to hang out with a cup of tea, a small paradise under the roof open in a charming small garden. Minimal space teahouse is a great challenge for us to find space intimate and fun, which brings a unique atmosphere with its own in secret.Tea room in the house gives a different perspective from the outside world. “Hat” is the smallest of the three tea houses have been designed. The name comes from the roof of the towering like a big hat in the garden. inner space is intended for 2 guests and hosts in the dimensions 1.8 x 1.8 m. This seat according to the owner, so guests can enjoy spacious sitting bench.The larch dwarf rooflining Hat has expressive, layout is almost square to the top turned into a round shape skylights. Hearth is designed for minimum size space as a hidden drawer under the bench. Main display oriented to the beautiful park unique to the horizon a strange with coal waste disposal sites outskirts of Ostrava grass. Views can be customized with a sliding window and play a crucial role when designing a shutters.Material outside a pub. We are looking for natural aging ingredients that make the room warm and livable. Carpented oak structure stands on a dark gray stone, which is in harmony with dark larch facing and roofing shingles. The walls of the main part is coated with oak plywood. All the structures realized in the summer of 2010 by sculptor Biliši?.Big Vojt?ch inspiration to all of our tea house is a private meeting with Japanese architect Terunobu Fujimori and his own experiences with drinking house Takasugi’s in Nagano Prefecture. As in teahouses us before we tried to find our own interpretation of the theme, which is deliberately different from the Japanese tradition a lot. We transfer to the local situation using traditional materials and forms of Central Europe. Via…

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