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Lithuanian Man Cave
Lithuanian Man Cave
Švenčionys, Lithuania
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Lithuanian Man Cave
Švenčionys, Lithuania
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$50K - 100K
Lithuanian Man Cave.
Every man's dream is to have their very own man cave. Some people dream, but our client decided to make that dream come true. In a picturesque landscape, surrounded by natural meadows, the customer decided to build a place where he can enjoy his hobby.
It was an unusual task to design an open space building that could accommodate a car, a motorcycle, crafting area and a stove, where nature’s harvest would be processed. The space had to satisfy many of the customer's interests, where he could escape city noise and transform into a nature person.
The building was designed based on the characteristics of traditional barn house style architecture, which has many original examples still preserved in the surrounding villages. Continuing the traditional forms - the building has gable roof and small floor area.
In order to expand the functionality of the building, instead of a garage door, a sliding window system was chosen, which, if necessary, combines the interior space with a shed for crafting. It allowed to eliminate the indoor-outdoor barrier and make the use of the building versatile.
For construction and decoration mainly local materials were used. Wood was used from the surrounding wood workshops. The workforce were local craftsmen.
In order to be less noticeable in the environment, the position of the building was chosen at the foot of the slope, on one side the building is covered with natural vegetation and on the entrance side is revealed.
For the interior, plywood material was chosen. It emphasizes the simplicity of the building's purpose and function.
Every man's dream is to have their very own man cave. Some people dream, but our client decided to make that dream come true. In a picturesque landscape, surrounded by natural meadows, the customer decided to build a place where he can enjoy his hobby.
It was an unusual task to design an open space building that could accommodate a car, a motorcycle, crafting area and a stove, where nature’s harvest would be processed. The space had to satisfy many of the customer's interests, where he could escape city noise and transform into a nature person.
The building was designed based on the characteristics of traditional barn house style architecture, which has many original examples still preserved in the surrounding villages. Continuing the traditional forms - the building has gable roof and small floor area.
In order to expand the functionality of the building, instead of a garage door, a sliding window system was chosen, which, if necessary, combines the interior space with a shed for crafting. It allowed to eliminate the indoor-outdoor barrier and make the use of the building versatile.
For construction and decoration mainly local materials were used. Wood was used from the surrounding wood workshops. The workforce were local craftsmen.
In order to be less noticeable in the environment, the position of the building was chosen at the foot of the slope, on one side the building is covered with natural vegetation and on the entrance side is revealed.
For the interior, plywood material was chosen. It emphasizes the simplicity of the building's purpose and function.
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