The Splinter’s angular geometry emerges from the tension between protection and openness. Clad in red-stained timber slats, its faceted form contrasts with the surrounding forest while framing precise moments of light and view. Irregularly placed square windows and a sharply cut roofline introduce a playful, sculptural quality that changes with the sun’s movement.
Built using lightweight timber profiles (40x40 mm), the pavilion was prefabricated and assembled within the festival duration. Designed for disassembly and transport, it embodies sustainable, circular design principles. The cabin offers a warm interior retreat for reflection, conversation, and connection—reminding us that architecture, at any scale, can bring people together through craft, light, and presence.
| Program: | Architecture – Pavilion |
| Size: | Approx. 10 m2 |
| Location: | Česká Kamenice, Czech Republic |
| Client: | Cabin Fever 2025, powered by VELUX |
| Team: | - |
| Collaborators: | ENTROPIC, Hello Wood, Jan Dobeš, Students from Cabin Fever 2025 Festival Photos by Martin Tuma and Filip Béránek |
| Year: | 2025 |
