{"id":12937,"date":"2019-03-13T08:45:00","date_gmt":"2019-03-13T12:45:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/architizer.wpengine.com\/7-contemporary-huts\/"},"modified":"2022-05-31T05:10:41","modified_gmt":"2022-05-31T09:10:41","slug":"7-contemporary-huts","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/architizer.com\/blog\/inspiration\/collections\/7-contemporary-huts\/","title":{"rendered":"Forget Villas, Mansions and Penthouses \u2014 All You Need Is a Hut"},"content":{"rendered":"

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It all started with the humble hut.<\/p>\n

From the moment that people ventured out of caves and across the land to explore the wider environment, manmade shelters became vital for survival. Using whatever local materials were available, nomadic groups began constructing primitive structures capable of withstanding the elements, providing warm and dry conditions crucial for their long-term survival. What may have seemed like a simple, unassuming task of necessity at the time belied a moment of great significance for design: in that instant, architecture was born.<\/p>\n

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Dani Huts, Papua. Via Trek Papua<\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n

The hut typology encompasses a wide variety of vernacular buildings types. From igloos to yurts, teepees to cabanas, structures have been created in a multitude of different forms to suit the climate and cultural peculiarities of the people who build them. These traditional modes of shelter typically incorporate simple but ingenious design details, each utilizing local materials to their full potential.<\/p>\n

Today, these key principles remain \u2014 but the word \u201chut\u201d is often used to describe structures that are notably more complex than those primitive shelters that marked the very beginnings of architectural design. Here are seven of the best contemporary huts from the 21st century \u2014 crawl inside, take refuge, and click the links for more images and information on each project.<\/p>\n

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Swamp Hut<\/b><\/a> by Moskow Linn Architects<\/a>, Newton, Mass.<\/p>\n

Four simple timber-framed huts are situated around a central deck in the heart of this densely forested swamp habitat in Massachusetts, perfectly situated to observe local wildlife. Sleeping compartments face east and west, each clad with translucent fiberglass panels that allow for diffuse views of the surrounding landscape. After sundown, the tent-like structures are illuminated from within like lanterns in the twilight.<\/p>\n

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Hut on Sleds<\/b><\/a> by Crosson Clarke Carnachan Architects<\/a>, Whangapoua, New Zealand<\/p>\n

This crate-like holiday home sits on the picturesque coastline of New Zealand\u2019s Coromandel Peninsula, containing everything needed for a family weekend away from the city. Sections of the contemporary timber structure can unfold and swing back to reveal idyllic views across the bay, while spaces for sleeping, cooking, eating, and washing are cleverly integrated into the interior.<\/p>\n

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Rolling Huts<\/b><\/a> by Olson Kundig Architects<\/a>, Mazama, Wash.<\/p>\n

Situated in a clearing at the edge of the Cascade Mountains in Washington, Olson Kundig\u2019s Rolling Hut accommodation is full of textured patinas. The exposed I-beams and cantilevered roofs of each wheeled structure is distinctively modern, but a material palette of Cor-Ten steel and warm timber means they sit in harmony with this spectacular landscape.<\/p>\n

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YETA (in)visible Hut<\/b><\/a> by Lab Zero<\/a>, Trentino Alto Adige, Italy<\/p>\n

A humorous exemplar of architectural camouflage in the Alps, this stack of logs hides a deceptively modern interior. The mini-lodge is a prototype designed for a multitude of remote locations and includes a basic kitchen, shower unit, efficient insulation, and even an array of solar panels.<\/p>\n

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Nueva Esperanza School<\/b><\/a> by Al Borde Arquitectos<\/a>, Manabi, Ecuador<\/p>\n

Similar in style to traditional \u2018cabana\u2019 huts built in tropical climates, this thatched timber structure in Ecuador houses an educational space with open ends for natural light and ventilation. Bamboo and local timber were utilized for the frame, protected with a \u201cknitted scarf\u201d of straw.<\/p>\n

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Hut with the Arc Wall<\/b><\/a> by Tato Architects \/ You Shimada<\/a>, Shodoshima Island, Japan<\/p>\n

Sure, it functions as a humble public toilet, but this isn\u2019t just any WC: it was designed by You Shimada as part of the Setouchi Art Festival, a renowned exhibition of art and architecture in Japan with buildings by SANAA<\/a> and Tadao Ando<\/a> in the vicinity. The toilets themselves are contained within white barrel-shaped structures and covered by a roof that includes a mixture of smoked and transparent tiles, producing a beautiful illuminated effect at night.<\/p>\n

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Hut-to-Hut Concept<\/b><\/a> by Rintala Eggerston Architects<\/a>, KA, India<\/p>\n

Designed and built in collaboration with students from the University of Science and Technology in Trondheim, these huts were made as environmentally friendly as possible, using local materials and renewable energy sources. The timber and glass modules are based on traditional vernacular forms, but their material palette and sustainable attributes lend this ancient typology a highly contemporary edge.<\/p>\n

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